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Home›News›CSIRO appoints Tracey Gramlick to lead the verification services team

CSIRO appoints Tracey Gramlick to lead the verification services team

By Annie Oates
February 15, 2019
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The CSIRO verification services team in infrastructure technologies has appointed Tracey Gramlick to take on the leadership of the team. Responsible for its APAS, PCCP and ActivFire certification schemes, Tracey will be joining CSIRO following 15 years as chief executive and executive director of the Australian window association.

Tracey will be responsible for developing and implementing strategies to grow CSIRO’s certification schemes, expand their role as a trusted resource and increase engagement with Australian industry. 

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