{ "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Article", "mainEntityOfPage": { "@type": "WebPage", "@id": "https://www.bankaust.com.au/blog/{{slug}}" }, "headline": "{{title}}", "description": "{{desc}}", "image": "{{image}}", "author": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Bank Australia", "url": "https://www.bankaust.com.au/" }, "publisher": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Bank Australia", "logo": { "@type": "ImageObject", "url": "https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/64d5d5beb2a67e9491ecdff8/64d5d5beb2a67e9491ece00c_BA-logo-white.webp" } }, "datePublished": "{{datePublished}}", "dateModified": "{{dateModified}}" }
No items found.
Back to blog
News

Bank Australia appoints new Chief Transformation Officer

Photo journal

Bank Australia has today announced the appointment of Scott Wall to its executive team as Chief Transformation Officer.

Headshot of Scott Wall

With significant experience in senior technology and transformation roles in Australia and the United Kingdom, Scott will have responsibility for leading our business transformation program with a focus on our technology platforms to improve customer and employee experience. He will also oversee project management, change management, transformation strategy execution, operational excellence, and enterprise architecture.

Scott joins us after six years at BankVIC, a fellow B Corp and Mutual Bank, where he was most recently Chief Information Officer. Prior to his time at BankVIC Scott held senior technology and transformation roles with ANZ, Barclays Bank, SkyTalk, Deutsche Bank and Bankers Trust.

Bank Australia Managing Director Damien Walsh welcomed Scott to Bank Australia saying that his experience with the purpose driven and mutual banking sector will be a valuable addition to the bank.

“I’m very happy to welcome Scott to Bank Australia and excited about the mix of skills and experience he will bring to our transformation agenda.”

“This is a critical role and Scott joins us at a time of exceptional growth at Bank Australia. We’re working to an ambitious strategic roadmap and are investing heavily in digital transformation so Scott will play a critical role in achieving our goals.”

On joining Bank Australia Scott said that he was excited to be joining a leading B Corp and purpose driven bank.

“Bank Australia has been a great leader in raising the awareness of purpose driven, responsible banking for many years and has seen such strong growth as a result of that leadership.”

“I’m excited to join Bank Australia at this point in its evolution and I’m looking forward to helping the bank take its next big leap forward in its business transformation program.”

Scott has an MBA from London Business School, a Bachelor of Computer Science from The University of Auckland, a Graduate Certificate in data science from RMIT University and is currently studying a Masters of Artificial Intelligence at RMIT University.

Related stories

Planet

Bank Australia loves birds – here’s the proof

From the much-loved Australian Bird of the Year campaign to hands-on habitat restoration, Bank Australia’s support for native birds runs deep. Birds can be powerful indicators of ecosystem vitality, and by helping them thrive, we’re working towards a healthier planet for everyone.

Impact

Meet the artist behind Bank Australia’s ‘Aquarium of Tomorrow’ discarded plastic installation

To mark the launch of our new recycled plastic bank cards – made with 100% recycled plastic, 64% collected from coastal communities by Parley for the Oceans – we collaborated with artist Swapna Namboodiri to create the ‘Aquarium of Tomorrow’, a discarded plastic-focused, public art installation.

News

Bank Australia variable loan rate decrease

Bank Australia will decrease variable home loan and commercial rates in response to the RBA’s recent decision to cut the official cash rate.

News

Bank Australia and Qudos Bank officially merge to create one of Australia’s largest customer-owned banks

News

Building a better banking experience for you

Impact

First Nations Recognition and Respect: An update one year on from our strategy launch

In May 2024, Bank Australia launched its First Nations Recognition and Respect strategy, setting out our vision for walking together towards First Nations justice, reconciliation and self-determination. One year on, we spoke with Rafe Pfitzner Milika, our Manager Reconciliation Strategy, to reflect

Read the highlights one year on from our First Nations Recognition and Respect strategy Launch