Christine Holgate, whose nationality is British-Australian, is a business executive and was the chief executive of Australia Post. Before that appointment, Holgate was CEO of Blackmores’ vitamin and nutritional supplement company from 2008 to 2017. Christine is also a board member of Collingwood Football Club.
Christine is the first female CEO in the history of Australia Post. Holgate is also an inaugural chair of the board of the Australia-ASEAN Council.
Christine was one of only 20 business leaders invited to the 2014 G20 Brisbane summit. Holgate is also the first woman awarded the “CEO of the Year” by CEO Magazine. In 2015, she was ranked in the top “100 Women of Influence” by The Australian Financial Review.
In 2011, Christine won a Chief Executive Women scholarship and attended the Women’s Leadership Forum at the Harvard Business School. In November 2015, she was awarded “Australian CEO of the Year” by CEO Magazine, the first woman to win the award. In 2016, Christine was runner-up in the Australian CEO of the Year award.
In 2019, she received the Sir Charles McGrath award from the Australian Marketing Institute.
What Nationality Is Christine Holgate?
Christine’s nationality is British-Australian. She was born in Cheshire, England. By the time she turned 18 in 1982, she had left Cheshire for London and later moved to Australia for her career.
What Is the Salary Of Christine Holgate?
According to the Guardian, Christine’s base salary is summed to be $1.6 million. She collects her salary as the CEO of Australia post.
Details On Holgate’s Net Worth
The networth of Holgate is still under review. Looking at her incredible amount of salary, we can say she has acquired a nice amount of networth.
Who Is Christine’s Husband?
In January 2016, Holgate married Michael Harding. Michael is the chairman of the Downer Group. The couple tied their knot in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England.
Christine has a close relationship with her nephews, Brian and Eddie. Brian and Eddie are the sons of Holgate’s late sister, Elizabeth, which was why the wedding was held in England.