Topic - acquisitions
Martin Laverty resigns as CEO of Catholic Health Australia
Jun 11 2014
1 min read
The Weekly Source

Martin Laverty has led the Catholic Health peak body since 2008. He has resigned to take up the position of CEO of the Royal flying Doctor Service. In addition to his aged care activities he points to the church’s apology in 2011 for its past adoption practices as his most important contribution.

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