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Kristy��Muir is a Professor of Social Policy at ���������¼� Sydney Business School. She is also the Paul Ramsay Foundation’s Chief Executive Officer and Chair of Allan & Gill Gray Philanthropy Australasia.����

Kristy��has worked for more than three decades - as a support worker, academic, collaborator, leader, funder, and board director - with for-purpose organisations��that enable children, families, and communities to thrive.

Kristy is a seasoned keynote speaker and internationally recognised leader. She has published widely, and has delivered her insights on governance for social impact to hundreds of non-executive directors and CEOs through formal executive education programs. She��founded the AGSM Governance for Social Impact course and the ��program which she currently teaches to for-purpose CEOs.

Kristy��has undertaken more than��100��social impact��projects with partners across sectors, including governments, not-for-profits, corporates, social enterprises, academics, and philanthropists.��Many of these projects were designed to work alongside families and communities, and they��spanned��housing, education, employment, social participation, disability, mental health, financial resilience, wellbeing, and the social purpose sector.��

Kristy��was CEO of the Centre for Social Impact (2017-21), served as an elected academic member of ���������¼�’s Council (2016-2021) and was a non-executive Director of the Community Council of Australia and the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Young People (ARACY). She has a PhD in social history and is a graduate of executive education at Harvard Business School and the Australian Institute of Company Directors.