Communications Alliance loses Anne Hurley

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Plans to step down next year.

The Communications Alliance has announced it will be searching for a new chief after Anne Hurley informed fellow members she would step down from the role next year.

Communications Alliance loses Anne Hurley

"After five years with Communications Alliance and its predecessor, ACIF, I believe the time is right to hand over the reigns and pursue a different leadership position," Hurley said in a statement.

"I have been thinking about this for some time and flagged it with the Board when I renewed my contract earlier this year.

While it has been a difficult decision, I feel privileged to have represented the communications industry for the past five years."

In other Communications Alliance news, NBNCo has joined as a member.

"From our first meeting with [NBNCo executive chairman] Mike Quigley we have been impressed by NBNCo's enthusiastic response to the industry's NBN preparations," Hurley said.

Quigley said in a statement he looked forward "to contributing to and utilising" information generated out of the Alliance's NBN initiatives.

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