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Heather Chong FAICD

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Heather Chong

Awarded for service to government public service and politics; volunteering

Born: 1 September 1958

Entered on roll: 2025


A committed leader in business, governance, and community volunteering

Heather Chong has profoundly impacted Tasmania through her exceptional contributions to business, local government, and community service.

With a strong background in accounting and extensive international experience, Heather
has successfully applied her expertise to advance the commercial and philanthropic sectors in Tasmania.

As a Clarence City Councillor and former Deputy Mayor, Heather played a key role in shaping policies and delivering outcomes that improved the lives of Tasmanians.

Her influence extends to the corporate and not-for-profit sectors, where she has served on boards of listed companies, public enterprises, and community organisations such as Rotary, Story Island Project and Meals on Wheels.

Heather is deeply committed to volunteering and has made a tangible difference in her community through initiatives addressing homelessness, food security, and social inclusion.

As a District Governor for Rotary in Tasmania, she has led significant projects, including supporting vulnerable groups and championing youth programs. Her work with the Story Island Project and Meals on Wheels demonstrated her compassion and dedication to community welfare.

Heather’s contributions to business, governance, and community service have earned her numerous accolades, including the Tasmanian Gold Medal Award from AICD in 2022, which honours her exceptional leadership and commitment to Tasmania’s development.

She continues to inspire through her involvement in community events and as a role model for emerging leaders in Tasmania.

“Heather’s vision and determination have touched countless lives, creating opportunities for growth and inspiring others to lead with purpose and compassion.”  Peer testimonial.

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