The Greek-Australian Society Inc (GAS) is pleased to announce significant leadership changes with the election of Peter Dracakis as President and the appointment of Bill Maloukis to the GAS Board, filling vacancies left by outgoing President Ellie Stamatelatos.
Peter Dracakis, a GAS member since 2021 and Vice-President since 2023, brings a wealth of experience in accounting and corporate advisory. His career includes strategic business planning roles with major Australian brands such as PwC and The Coffee Club. Peter has been acting President since February 2024 and is committed to steering GAS through its next phase of growth.
Bill Maloukis, currently the Managing Director of Construction Specialties Australia, joins the GAS Board with over three decades of experience in business management and strategic planning. His distinguished career includes overseeing landmark projects such as Sydney Metro and the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Bill, a GAS member since 2022, is known for his community involvement and leadership roles within the Engineers Australia College of Leadership and Management Board.
Both appointments are effective until the end of the current term on 31 December 2024.
Quotes:
Bill Maloukis, GAS Board Member: “I am eager to bring my experience and commitment to the Board, supporting GAS’ mission to offer a modern, philanthropic and inclusive platform representative of the Greek-Australian community. I look forward to addressing GAS’ strategic challenges and opportunities to create positive impacts.”
Peter Dracakis, GAS President: “It has been a year of significant growth for GAS, as we've continued to build on the success of our Mentoring Program and evolve how we connect with our audience across the country. I'm now looking forward to guiding the team through the remainder of this term.”
The GAS Board also includes George Mpliokas as Secretary, John Georgaklis as Treasurer, and other dedicated members from cities across Australia. GAS, with over 400 members nationwide, focuses on community engagement, professional development, and promoting Greek language, arts, and culture in Australia.
For more information, visit [GAS website].
