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Meghan O'Sullivan

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Head of Future Skills and Workforce at NAB
📍 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Meghan OSullivan is the Head of Future Skills & Workforce at NAB, where she leads initiatives at the intersection of strategy, AI, and skills intelligence. Described by colleagues as creative, engaging, and organized, she focuses on building adaptable, human-centered workforces. She has a background in Human Centred Design from RMIT University.

She is passionate about creating a more equal world of work and has a deep commitment to pay equity and gender equality. This is a core value she reflects on in her professional decisions.

She is a public speaker, having recently shared her insights at the Enterprise AI & Automation Summit and the Responsible Leadership & AI Summit.

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Experience
15 Years
Current Role
Head of Future Skills and Workforce
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Future Skills
Her role at NAB is centered on reimagining how organizations understand and develop talent for the future of work.
AI & Workforce
She frequently speaks at summits about upskilling people and guiding leaders to navigate the impact of AI in the workplace.
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Career

Work history

7-2024
Head of Future Skills and Workforce
NAB
1-2023 - 9-2024
Head of Future Workforce and Career Development
NAB
4-2022 - 2-2023
People and Culture Delivery Manager
NAB
4-2022
Startmate Autumn22 Fellow
Startmate
10-2020 - 4-2022
Future of Work Program Manager
NAB
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Education
2018 - 2018
Leadership Development Program
Melbourne Business School
2019 - 2019
Human Centred Design
RMIT University
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