Meet Natalie Siegel-Brown
Adviser. Reformer. Independent voice.
Natalie Siegel-Brown is an internationally recognised adviser on ageing, child rights, human rights and system reform.
For more than two decades, she has helped governments, institutions and leaders navigate complex questions where law, policy, economics and human experience intersect.
Her work has included leading statutory oversight bodies, advising governments, conducting independent reviews, designing legislation, leading major public-sector portfolios and supporting reform across Australia and the Pacific.
A Career Built Around One Question
Are people experiencing the outcomes institutions or governments promise?
That question has guided Natalie throughout her career.
Whether examining aged care, child protection, disability, youth justice or public accountability, her work focuses on ensuring that systems deliver meaningful outcomes for the people who rely upon them.
Her approach combines:
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Human rights
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Public policy
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Economics
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Governance
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Lived experience
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Practical implementation
Significant Appointments
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Inspector-General of Aged Care, Australia
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Social Policy Commissioner, Australian Productivity Commission
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Queensland Public Guardian
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CEO, Child Wise
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UNICEF Strategic Adviser
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Senior Executive across multiple Government human service portfolios
Current Work
Natalie currently advises governments across the Pacific through UNICEF on child protection, youth justice and online safety legislation.
She also works with boards, governments, research organisations and institutions seeking independent advice on reform, governance and accountability.
Contact
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