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Jun 2, 2016

YMCA Australia appoints 27 year old National Chief Executive ... for a day

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The YMCA Australia has appointed 27 year old Lachlan Headlam as its National Chief Executive – for a single day, Monday 6th June.

Coinciding with the YMCA's birthday and YMCA World Challenge Day, Headlam’s appointment is about showing the YMCA’s commitment to giving young people across the world a voice.

Applications for the Y’s full time National Chief Executive position, made vacant by the former postholder Ron Mell returning to Western Australia, close today.

Melinda Crole is currently acting as the YMCA’s National Chief Executive.

Click here for more information on the vacancy.

1st June 2016 - YMCA NSW CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO TAKE PART IN THE VINNES CEO SLEEPOUT

17th February 2016 - RON MELL TO LEAVE YMCA AUSTRALIA 

12th December 2014 - STEPHEN BENDLE TO JOIN YMCA AUSTRALIA TEAM

17th July 2014 - YMCA NSW APPOINTS NEW INTERIM CHIEF EXECUTIVE 

26th June 2014 - YMCA VICTORIA AND AFL SPORTSREADY ANNOUNCE NEW PARTNERSHIP

13th February 2014 - YMCA TO GIVE HEARTMOVES A FRESH START

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