The Board of Directors of Imparja Television is pleased to announce the formal appointment of Amy Graham as Chief Executive Officer, following a highly competitive recruitment process.
Amy’s journey with Imparja began 18 years ago when she joined the Production Department. Her dedication and leadership saw her rise to Production Manager, overseeing iconic programs such as Imparja News, Yamba’s Playtime, and various documentaries, including the acclaimed Tatts Finke Desert Race documentary. In September 2023, Amy was promoted to General Manager and has been serving as Acting CEO since September 2024, providing instrumental guidance and leadership during this period. Amy also holds a Directorship with Free TV Australia.
Amy’s appointment is instrumental in advancing Imparja Television’s Strategic Plan and ensuring First Nations perspectives remain central to the organisation’s future.
Christopher Neade, Chair of the Board, stated:
“I thank Amy for her dedication to Imparja over the past 18 years and particularly her stewardship of the organisation since taking on the Acting CEO role in September 2024. Amy’s collaborative and inclusive leadership style, strategic insight, and passion for Aboriginal media make her the ideal choice to guide Imparja into its next chapter. The Board is confident that under Amy’s guidance, Imparja will continue to grow and strengthen as a leading Aboriginal broadcaster across the country.”
Amy Graham commented on her appointment:
“I am honoured to accept this role at an organisation with such a rich history and strong commitment to its communities. I look forward to working alongside the talented team at Imparja to embrace new opportunities, support First Nations storytelling, and ensure a sustainable and exciting future for our organisation.”
Imparja Television is a free-to-air broadcaster serving over one million residents and millions of tourists across a 3.6 million square kilometre area spanning six Australian states and territories. The network delivers its signal via 28 transmission towers, low-watt retransmitters in over 20 remote towns, and satellite to 200 remote Indigenous communities through the VAST platform. Additionally, Imparja provides free satellite services to 14 Indigenous radio stations.
On behalf of the Board, Christopher Neade, Chairperson
Media Enquiries
Christopher Neade
Chairperson
chair@imparja.com.au
08 89501411
Amy Graham
Chief Executive Officer
amy.graham@imparja.com.au
08 89501411
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