The Australian Crime Prevention Council (ACPC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dara Read as its new Secretary, effective immediately. Dara brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role, having demonstrated exceptional leadership and dedication in her previous positions.
Dara Read’s career has been marked by significant contributions to both public and private sectors. With a robust background in strategic planning and organisational management, Dara is well-equipped to advance the ACPC’s mission of reducing crime and enhancing community safety. Her previous roles have underscored her commitment to fostering collaborative solutions and driving impactful change, qualities that align perfectly with the Council’s goals.
“We are thrilled to welcome Dara Read to the Australian Crime Prevention Council as our new Secretary,” said ACPC Chairperson, Peter Norman. “Dara’s extensive experience and innovative approach will be invaluable as we continue to address crime prevention and work towards safer communities.”
As we embrace this new chapter, the ACPC also extends its heartfelt gratitude to Tracey Chung, who has served as Secretary for the past two years. Tracey’s dedication and hard work have been instrumental in advancing the Council’s initiatives and strengthening its impact. Her leadership has left a lasting legacy, and we are deeply appreciative of her contributions.
“Tracey Chung’s tenure has been marked by a deep commitment to our cause and significant achievements,” added Mr Norman. “We thank her sincerely for her service and wish her all the best in her future endeavors.”
The Australian Crime Prevention Council looks forward to a continued partnership with Dara Read and is excited about the future possibilities with her in the role of Secretary. The ACPC is poised to build on its successes and further its mission of crime prevention and community safety.
About the Australian Crime Prevention Council: The Australian Crime Prevention Council (ACPC) is a leading organisation dedicated to reducing crime and enhancing community safety through advocacy, research, and collaborative efforts. The Council works with various stakeholders to develop effective crime prevention strategies and policies.