AADL CEO Stephen Porges steps down, replaced by ADMA’s Andrea Martens

April 12, 2019 10:08

The Australian Alliance for Data Leadership, the parent company of industry body ADMA, has seen another change at the top with CEO Stephen Porges replaced by ADMA boss Andrea Martens.

Porges’ departure continues AADL’s turbulent period after long standing ADMA CEO Jodie Sangster stepped down in March 2018 and comes after Porges was ordered by the NSW Supreme Court to pay back $941,703 after being found to have acted in a “misleading and deceptive” manner in a share transaction.

Porges leaves the AADL after ten months as CEO

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Paul Wallbank

Paul Wallbank was news editor at Mumbrella between June 2017 and June 2019. Previously he's covered business and technology issues for outlets ranging from The Australian and Sydney Morning Herald to the ABC and Business Spectator.

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AADL ADMA andrea martens Annette Slunjski Stephen Porges

1 COMMENTS

Not surprised 12 Apr 19

I think most people in the industry know what AADL is like internally, and that problems have existed for a long time. What is surprising is that the board seems to escape blame.

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