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      Corrina is KPMG’s Client Lead Partner for the Victorian Government and the National Public Sector Leader for KPMG's Consulting Division. She is passionate about bringing together the best of KPMG to solve complex problems and deliver major reforms that positively impact our community.

      With 25 years' experience in providing strategic advice to public sector clients, Corrina has driven reform agendas across Australia and secured significant investments in sectors ranging from life sciences, energy, transport, the circular economy, skills and training, local government, agriculture, regional development and the startup ecosystem.

      She works collaboratively with clients to establish an evidence base to support public policy development, new organisational strategy, investment decisions, and evaluates the efficiency and effectiveness of government interventions.

      Corrina served on the KPMG Australia National Board from July 2020 to September 2025.

      Prior to joining KPMG, Corrina held senior economic policy roles in the Victorian Public Service, including the Departments of Treasury and Finance (DTF) and Premier and Cabinet (DPC). She was also the General Manager of Biotechnology Policy and Projects where she led national reforms to enable innovative medical research and oversaw a significant portfolio of investments into the sector.

      1. Areas of expertise
        • Innovation
        • Policy, Programs and Evaluation
        • Public Policy and Regulatory Change
        • Government Transformation
        • Strategy and Operations

        Industry experience

        • Biotechnology and Health
        • Education
        • Government and Public Sector
      2. Education & qualifications
        • Master of Public Policy and Management, University of Melbourne
        • Bachelor of Commerce (Economics)/Arts (Politics), Monash University
        • Melbourne Business School, Leading Professional Services Firms
        • INSEAD, Chairman's 25 Leadership Program
      3. Accreditations
        • Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors
        • Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD)
      4. Professional involvement
        • Institute of Public Administration of Australia (Vic)
        • Australasian Evaluation Society