Nicholas Moir Email & Phone Number

Brisbane, Qld, Au

Australia

As the Corporate Strategy Principal for Australia's leading health software, technology, and services business, Nick spearheads the redefinition of the company's long-term corporate strategy. His role is pivotal in navigating the complex intersection of health-related technologies and services, ensuring the organisation remains agile and forward-thinking. Nicholas takes charge of optimising the investment portfolio, employing a discerning approach to decision-making that maximises returns in the ever-evolving digital health market. Actively exploring M&A opportunities, he identifies strategic partnerships and acquisitions that complement and position the business as an industry leader domestically and in its global pursuits. Nick's commitment to performance excellence is evident in his continuous assessment and enhancement of operational efficiency, driving the company to thrive in the dynamic and competitive landscape of digital healthcare innovation.

Brisbane

As a seasoned strategist Nick demonstrated his agility and impact through a range of key initiatives. Leading a responsive review of his client's corporate strategy in the face of COVID-19, he crafted both short and long-term strategies, fostering ownership and understanding among leadership and finance partners. His influence extended to shaping a systemwide planning framework, aligning funding decisions with future demand drivers and influencing agreements with healthcare providers.Furthermore, Nick spearheaded multiple $100+ million business cases, deftly incorporating complex cost and benefit driver modelling and measuring practical impacts for consideration. These involved investments in new ventures, digital solutions, target operating models, and capability uplifts, empowering clients to make informed decisions on future investments. His analytical capabilities were illustrated in a client's comprehensive service review, identifying $90 million in opportunities through optimizing service delivery and non-frontline functions. Additionally, Nick played a pivotal role in embedding and leading the transition of 18,000 employees statewide to a new ERP solution, ensuring budget compliance and successful execution.

Nick was involved with the Chronic Illness Project; a partnership between Griffith University, the Department of Health and The Pharmacy Guild, looking to develop strategies for community pharmacists to support consumers with ongoing health conditions and complex treatment regimes.This involved architecture development of an appropriate database and the execution of policies and procedures specifically related to the collection and storage of confidential health records. This included both risk and data management throughout the full life cycle of the project.

Bachelor Of Commerce & Bachelor Of International Business, Accounting, Finance And International Business

Bachelor Of Commerce (B.Com.), International Finance

Bachelor Of Business Administration (Bba), Organizational Leadership

Bachelor Of Business Administration (Bba), International Business