COSBOA chair Addison departs, successor to be announced next month
Matthew Addison has stepped down as chair of COSBOA after guiding it through major policy changes.
Addison became a director of COSBOA in 2020. Addison moved into the chair role in 2021.
Addison is now departing at the end of his six-year board term. Skye Cappuccio praised him for guiding the organisation through significant change.
This included winding down COVID support, workplace relations reforms and recent tax policy shifts. Addison said he leaves the group in an extremely strong position.
It is strong financially and has dedicated membership. The organisation also overhauled its board at this week's annual general meeting.
Three other directors stepped down. New board members will join continuing directors to lead COSBOA's continued advocacy on small business policy.
- 2020
- Director start
- 6 years
- Chair term length
- Skye Cappuccio
- New CEO
Why it mattersCOSBOA is a leading voice on small business issues in Australia. Leadership change shapes how SMEs are represented on policy, affecting their operations and costs.
AustraliaSmall businesses in Australia rely on COSBOA to advocate on taxes, workplace laws, surcharges, and regulations. New board leadership will drive the organisation's priorities on these issues.
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