Siobhan Casey appointed ACS director for migration pathways
Role to oversee all migration-related activities
5 December 2022
ACS, the professional association for Australia’s technology sector, today announced Siobhan Casey has been appointed Director of Migration Pathways.
Ms Casey’s role will see her responsible for ACS’ migration related services including visa assessments, the PY program for graduate students, and GTI nominations.
“ACS is honoured to be the nominated assessing body for tech migration in Australian,” Ms Casey said.
“I am thrilled to be leading the Migration Pathways team and the opportunity to assist more than 30,000 applicants a year to continue their tech careers in Australia.”
Ms Casey joined ACS in October 2019 as Director of Scale Ups and Innovation Labs. Before joining ACS she was a Board Adviser and COO of fintech startup HashChing, Australia’s first online marketplace for customers to access verified mortgage brokers.
Previous to HashChing, Ms Casey was the Chief Executive Officer of the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia (MFAA), the peak industry body for Australian mortgage brokers, and held senior operations roles at Finware and Woolworths Ltd.
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ACS is the professional association for Australia’s technology sector and the largest community with 47,000+ members from across business, government and education.
ACS champions the technologies, people and skills critical to Australia’s future, creating value for ACS members, the tech sector and society in four ways:
Community
Our focus is on fostering an innovative and inclusive community that is dedicated to powering positive change through technology.
Capability
We set the standard for assessing, developing and recognising the skills and experience of technology professionals.
Career
We create career pathways to guide technology professionals and ensure Australia has a pipeline of talent with the right skills and knowledge.
Migration
We assess and support skilled technology migrants to address critical skills shortages, improve diversity and enrich Australia’s workforce.
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