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Elliot Anderson
A social impact practitioner with over 10 years’ experience
Elliot Anderson is a distinguished professional with a well-rounded educational background and a wealth of experience in the finance and development sectors.
He obtained his Master of Science (MSc) in International Development, specializing in Conflict, Security, and Development from the University of Birmingham. Prior to that, he completed his BBus in Management and Marketing at Monash University, showcasing his strong academic foundation.
Elliot currently holds the pivotal position of Head of Financial Health and Resilience at the National Australia Bank, where he spearheads initiatives to ensure financial well-being and sustainability. His role entails overseeing strategic planning and implementation to enhance financial inclusion and support indigenous communities.
Before his current role, Elliot served as the Head of Financial Inclusion & Indigenous Affairs at National Australia Bank, where he demonstrated his commitment to fostering inclusive financial practices. His diverse experience includes roles such as Senior Consultant in Community Finance & Development, Manager in Community Finance & Development, and Stakeholder Relations Adviser within NAB.
Elliot's passion for development led him to work as a Development Officer for the Pacific Financial Inclusion Programme (PFIP) at UNDP, enriching his global perspective and further solidifying his expertise in financial development.
With a solid foundation in retail banking and project analysis, evidenced by his tenure as a Retail Banking Graduate and Project Analyst at National Australia Bank, Elliot has honed his skills across various facets of the finance industry.
Elliot Anderson's combination of academic excellence and extensive professional experience make him a highly regarded individual in the fields of financial inclusion, community finance, and development.
Highlights
I'm very excited to share that I'll be joining the team at the City of Melbourne tomorrow as Manager, Strategy and Projects in the Community Development Branch! I've always been impressed by the inclusive and community focussed work of the council. Now I get to be a part of the team that is continuing to shape and embed community development principles and practice across the organisation. Wish me luck!
Another great example of where we've been able to back someone that had a great idea with the finance to make it happen! Thanks Leigh O'Neill for sharing Ana's story and kudos to the many people at NAB and our partners who make the microenterprise loan program possible!! Eliza Anderson Anita Murphy Rebecca Licciardi Daniel Carr Arie Moses Phillip Kemp Reg Eustace Nina Bosco Amy West Monica Wallace
