Gateway review team member profile
Greg is an accredited gateway review team member (since 2008), an investment management facilitator (since 2007) and holds a Masters of Business (Marketing) from Swinburne University of Technology. He has comprehensive knowledge and experience in investment logic mapping, gateway review, policy development, strategic planning, investment decision-making, business analysis, agile and waterfall project management, relationship-building, marketing and design.
Greg has specialist skills that translate into being an ideal candidate for Gate 1: Concept and feasibility, Gate 2: Business case and Gate 6: Benefits analysis.
Before starting Ideas Advisory Greg held senior Victorian government positions within the Department of Treasury and Finance and the Department of Premier and Cabinet for more than a decade. These roles included Senior Advisor, Strategist and Manager of the Investment Management Standard, Manager of the DataVic Access Policy, Senior Advisor for the Government’s response to Infrastructure Victoria and Senior Advisor for the My Victoria project. He also held various short-term positions for 10 Victorian State Budgets.
Greg developed many of the innovative tools, processes and policies for the Victorian Government’s State Budget Process, Investment lifecycle and high value high risk guidelines and Gateway review process.
Over the past decade he has trained thousands of public and private sector clients in the Victorian State Budget process including the IMS, gateway review and the Investment lifecycle and high value high risk guidelines.
Greg brings experience across the full range of investment types including infrastructure asset investments, output investments, policy development and ICT projects. He has advised on gateway review, investment management practices, benefit realisation, budget processes and business case development and business case review for all jurisdictions within Australia, numerous international government contingents, major corporations, universities and local councils.