Executive
The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Executive has overall responsibility for the development and implementation of TTF’s policy, public affairs, research and corporate services agenda.
The Executive comprises:
Christopher Brown
Managing Director
Since 1992, Christopher Brown has been Managing Director of TTF. He is also the founder & Deputy Chair of Infrastructure Partnerships Australia, the national infrastructure finance lobby group and a founding director of the Greater Sydney Partnership Ltd.
He is co-Chairman of the UN World Tourism Organisation (Business Council), a director of Australia’s oldest industry superannuation fund, LUCRF Super Ltd, Chairman of an R.M.Williams/AACo joint venture company and sits on the local advisory boards of global PR firm, Kreab Gavin Anderson and the PPB Group, one of the country's leading corporate recovery firms.
He was the 2000 Olympic Attaché for Botswana, and served an Ambassador for the 2000 Paralympics and also the Australian Republican Movement. He has been involved with politics for many years, and has attended Democratic Party Conventions and Inaugurations in the USA and acted as a political lecturer for the US Democrats in Africa and Asia.
Christopher serves on various government boards, including the Federal Government’s Infrastructure Security Panel, Joint Steering Committee on Sydney Airport Capacity, its Heritage Advisory Council and Brand Australia reference group. He is also a member of the NSW Wine Industry Advisory Council, the NSW Passenger Cruise Terminal Steering Committee, the WA Government's Events Working Group, the Lord Mayor's Sydney Business Forum, and he is Chairman of the NSW Ministerial Taskforce on Tourism, Planning & Investment.
His philanthropic interests are in refugee advocacy, indigenous communities, climate change and spinal injury. He is an AICD Fellow, an Adjunct Professor in the Business School at the University of Technology, and was recognised with a ‘Future Leader Award’ by the local arm of the Davos/World Economic Forum.
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