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MDAS chief executive moves on

MDAS chief executive officer Perlin Simon has moved on from her role. Picture: File
Denika Anderson

THE board of Mallee District Aboriginal Services announced on Thursday that chief executive officer Perlin Simon has moved on from the role. A spokesperson for the board said Ms Simon had made a valued contribution to the organisation. “On behalf of the board, staff, members, and community we thank Perlin for her hard work and […]

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