Chris Lamont appointed new NSW Small Business Commissioner

Chris Lamont appointed new NSW Small Business Commissioner
Staff reporterMay 6, 2020

Minister for Finance and Small Business Damien Tudehope has today announced the appointment of Chris Lamont as the new NSW Small Business Commissioner.

Mr Lamont will lead the Office of the Small Business Commission, which is responsible for advocacy, strategic advice, free to low-cost mediation and support to small businesses across the State.

Mr Tudehope said Mr Lamont’s appointment would provide the Small Business Commission with focus and direction at a difficult time for small businesses.

“Chris is known for his ability to develop relationships within government, industry and the business community and this experience is sure to be of great benefit and he will be a strong advocate for small business in NSW,” he said

Mr Lamont has more than 20 years of experience, comprising policy development and advocacy, senior government positions, not-for-profit and industry associations, business and the delivery of major government reforms and programs.

Most recently, Mr Lamont has been the General Manager for capital projects and Infrastructure with the City of Melbourne where he was responsible for the delivery of the capital works program.

Mr Lamont’s start date at the Small Business Commission will be 15 June.

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