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Amit Achrekar

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Chief Information Security Officer at University of Melbourne
📍 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Experience
17 Years
Current Role
Chief Information Security Officer
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Personality Overview

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Appreciative
Consensus Builder
Fair-minded

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Priorities

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Career

Work history

5-2019
Chief Information Security Officer
University of Melbourne
11-2015 - 4-2019
Information Security Leader
Latitude Financial Services
7-2014 - 10-2015
Information Security Delivery Leader
GE Capital
5-2013 - 7-2014
Information Security Management Leader
GE Capital
9-2012 - 5-2013
Information Security Risk Analyst
GE Capital
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Education
2002
Post-Graduate Diploma - Internet and Web Computing
RMIT University
Bachelor's Degree
University of Mumbai
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Behavioral profile

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Influence (I)

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