Michael ‘Mick’ Willing, 50, has joined Accenture as a managing director where he will lead the firm’s new national security practice.
Mr Willing was widely expected to become the next NSW Police commissioner, but NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet instead appointed Karen Webb to the position in February.officer, during which he held several senior leadership roles, including almost a year as deputy commissioner.
He was an assistant commissioner-commander of the Counterterrorism and Special Tactics Command for almost two years, and assistant commissioner-commander of the metropolitan region for two years. Mr Willing was also the NSW state recovery coordinator for the 2019/2020 NSW bushfire disaster, where he led a combined whole-of-government and Australian Defence Force taskforce in providing relief to bushfire-affected areas.Advertisement
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