Stevie Clayton, long time CEO of ACON, has resigned. ACON President Mark Orr paid tribute to Clayton in a statement released today for her significant contribution to the health and wellbeing of the community.
Mr Orr says Ms Clayton has been an outstanding leader of ACON in her nine years as CEO and has been a key player in NSW and Australia’s response to HIV.
“On behalf of the members and the Board of ACON, I would like to thank Stevie for her hard work, dedication and commitment to ACON,” Mr Orr said. “Stevie first joined ACON in 1997, so has been with the organisation for just over half of its lifetime.”
Orr said that Stevie’s contribution to ACON has put her at the centre of policy making, and she’s played a key role in shaping NSW and Australia’s response to HIV.
“It is testament to Stevie’s knowledge and leadership that NSW can now lay claim to being one of the few places in the entire world where HIV infection rates have remained stable.”
“Stevie has been fundamental in the establishment of the National LGBT Health Alliance and was recognised for her many contributions to the GLBT community and law reform when in her very early years as our CEO she was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in 2003,” Orr added.
Orr said that ACON is looking internationally for Stevie’s replacement and that she will stay on until they are appointed.














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