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CEO eyes the future

CARDINIA Shire’s new chief executive officer Garry McQuillan has a simple vision for the future.
“I want to ensure we plan the area’s development in a way that future generations can enjoy forever,” he said.
Mr McQuillan was appointed last week to officially take over the role he has held in an acting capacity since February.
Mr McQuillan said he was privileged to be CEO of Cardinia Shire.

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