Anna Tsikouris Becomes CFO and SVP of Monash University

Monash University named Anna Tsikouris as its new Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President. Tsikouris is slated to commence her role in April, bringing with her a wealth of experience gained from large organizations across Asia, Australasia, and Europe.

Monash University expressed its congratulations to Tsikouris, recognizing her as a strategic leader poised to contribute significantly to the university’s ongoing success.

Having served as CFO at the Australian National University (ANU) for the past four years, Tsikouris navigated the challenging landscape of the higher education sector during the COVID-19 pandemic, showcasing her understanding of the complex operating environment of universities. Drawing on her extensive commercial background, she successfully redesigned the responsibilities and focus of the school’s finance portfolio.

Prior to her tenure at ANU, Tsikouris spent six years as the Vice-President and CFO of North East Asia at Ericsson Japan, overseeing market areas in Japan, Taiwan, mainland China, Hong Kong, and South Korea. Her tenure at Ericsson since 2000 included various senior commercial management roles across Asia, Sweden, New Zealand, and Australia.

Before her international roles, Tsikouris worked in accounting positions at Warner Village Cinemas and Barclays Commodities in the United Kingdom, as well as the Department of Human Services in Victoria.

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