Robert Cox

Robert Cox has had an extensive career in finance and management. Robert started as the Financial Controller and Director of Prudential Management at the Department of Trade and Economic Development in 1999 and held this position until 2004. During this time, they were responsible for overseeing the financial functions of the department and providing expert advice and planning to ensure its financial viability. Robert also managed the Prudential Management Unit, which focused on economic development activities and provided financial and commercial advice to the Minister and the department's leadership teams.

In 2004, Cox worked as a Principal Consultant in the Industry Assistance Review Team at the SA Government Financing Authority. Robert then served as the Chief Financial Officer at the Department of Water, Land, and Biodiversity Conservation from January to May 2005.

Since 2005, Cox has been with the SA Ambulance Service. Robert initially joined as the Manager of Corporate Analysis and Risk, where they worked on budget scoping and preparation, financial analysis on business cases, and provided finance and risk-related services to aid decision-making. Robert then served as the General Manager of Financial Services from 2006 to 2010, overseeing a broad range of financial responsibilities. From 2010 to 2018, Cox held the position of Finance Director, and they are currently appointed as the Executive Director of Corporate Services.

Throughout their career, Cox has demonstrated expertise in finance, risk management, and decision-making, and has played crucial roles in various government organizations.

Robert Cox attended the SA Institute of Technology from 1981 to 1984, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (Accounting) degree. After completing their undergraduate studies, Robert Cox obtained a certification from CPA Australia, earning the title of Fellow in the field of Accounting. Further details about their education, including the duration of their certification program, are not provided.