Marist180 Appoints Angela Raguz as Chief Executive Officer
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The Marist180 Board announces the appointment of Angela Raguz as Chief Executive Officer, effective 10 August 2026.

Angela joins Marist180 as a deeply values-driven leader with extensive experience across the health and human services sector, most recently as Head of Aged Care for The Salvation Army Australia leading a team of over 3000 staff caring for some of the nations most vulnerable older people including those who have experienced trauma, homelessness and chronic mental health conditions. Prior to that she developed and operated innovative national programs supporting people living with Dementia including those experiencing severe behaviours in Executive leadership roles within HammondCare.
Throughout her career, she has been recognised for her commitment to improving outcomes for vulnerable people and for leading organisations with care, integrity and purpose.
What stood out most to the Board during the appointment process was Angela’s authenticity and her genuine connection to the mission we serve. Her leadership is grounded in a strong sense of compassion and respect for the dignity of every individual and she brings a faith-informed perspective that aligns closely with the Marist180 ethos.
Angela is also known for creating strong, inclusive cultures where people feel supported, valued and connected to a shared purpose. She has led large and complex teams through periods of change and growth, always with a clear focus on the people at the heart of the organisation, both those we serve and those who deliver that service every day.
The Board is grateful for the support of Br Darren Burge FMS, Provincial of the Star of the Sea Province, who has welcomed Angela's appointment and looks forward to her advancing the mission of Marist180.
Angela has expressed how much she is looking forward to joining Marist180, meeting staff across the organisation, listening to their experiences, and working collaboratively to continue strengthening the important work carried out every day in service of young people, families and communities.
The Board also thanked Gordon Fraser for his leadership as Interim CEO since February and for his willingness to continue in the role until Angela commences.
-Barbara Perry, Chair, Marist180 Board




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