The new ‘Brian Fitzgerald projects’
Posted on February 25th, 2012
While I’ve know about this for awhile, the information is now public so I can tell you all about it. My former boss, Professor Brian Fitzgerald—specialist Research Professor in Intellectual Property and Innovation, Co-Project Lead of Creative Commons Australia where I worked for 8 years, and more recently a Director of the corporation and member of the Board of Creative Commons—is taking up a new position as Executive Dean of the new Faculty of Law at the Australian Catholic University from March this year. As most people who know me well can attest, I have nothing but admiration for Brian’s trailblazing leadership is so many of the areas I give a shit about. Before joining the Australia Council for the Arts I worked under Brian at…
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