Andrew Charlton is MD at Accenture Australia, currently in limelight as one of the potential Parramatta Federal candidates.
Andrew Charlton is an economist who was once an economic adviser to Labor prime minister Kevin Rudd. His potential candidacy in the western Sydney federal seat of Parramatta by the Labour party has angered local branches and multicultural communities.
His potential candidacy was put forward by the opposition leader, Anthony Albanese, and is now looked at and is under consideration by the party’s state executive.
Who Is Andrew Charlton Accenture? Wikipedia Of Potential Parramatta Federal Candidate
Andrew Charlton is currently working as the managing director of Accenture Australia, and he is yet to have his own Wikipedia page. He started to work for Accenture Australia in 2020.
Andrew started working as an Adjunct Professor at Macquarie University in March 2021 and has been active to this date. He is also the co-director of the e61 Institute which is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit institute of economic research.
He is the founder of AlphaBeta and has worked as its director from 2015 to 2020. He is also a member of CEDA’s Council of Economic Policy (CCEP) in Sydney, New South Wales, since 2020.
Alongside Andrew, the other potential candidates are the union lawyer Abha Devasia and the vice-president of the Parramatta branch Alan Mascarenhas.
How Old Is Andrew Charlton? Age Explored
Andrew Charlton seems to be 30-40 years of age. His exact birthdate is unavailable at the moment.
He graduated with a Bachelor’s diploma in Economics from the University of Sydney in 2000. Likewise, he did his Master of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Oxford.
Further, he also has a doctorate in economics from Oxford University.
Andrew Charlton Partner Explored
Andrew Charlton is married to his partner Edwina Palmer. They got married on 3 September 2011 at Manderston House. There is not much information about this wife and children as they seem to remain out of the limelight.
Edwina doesn’t seem to be active on social media platforms, while Andrew is active on Twitter. You can find him on Twitter as @Charlton_AB, and he has about 16.9k followers.
He is seen tweeting about the economics of Australia and the covid impacts on Australia on his Twitter.