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Dr John Mulcahy is an Australian businessman who has held various chief executive roles.
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Dr John Mulcahy is an Australian businessman who has held various chief executive roles.
Mulcahy has held a number of non-executive positions, including:
Mulcahy graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (University of Sydney) and is a Fellow of the Institute of Engineers.[ citation needed ]
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