‘One of the most rewarding aspects of my work is seeing leaders recognise their potential and take clear steps to realise it. Helping them build confidence, gain clarity, and deliver meaningful results—both personally and professionally—is where I see real impact.’

With a dynamic career spanning executive leadership, board governance, and business transformation, Ron Gauci brings a wealth of experience. Known for his ability to lead under pressure and deliver results in complex environments, Ron has built a reputation as a trusted advisor, respected coach, and impactful leader across multiple sectors.

In his current roles, Ron is Managing Director of AusMuse, a boutique consultancy dedicated to helping entrepreneurs. He also serves as Non-Executive Director on the boards of the Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) and the Australian Ice Hockey League, and is a Senior Advisor with 24 Hour Business Plan, supporting growth-focused companies with strategic planning and transformation.

Ron is a seasoned Chairman, Non-Executive Director, and CEO with extensive board-level experience across a wide range of industries—particularly in sport, technology, and innovation. His expertise lies in driving profitability, growth, and operational excellence by leveraging innovative solutions, including AI, analytics, and cybersecurity, while fostering a high-performance culture. His leadership extends to ASX & NYSE-listed companies, global multinationals, joint ventures, and government organisations. Ron has successfully guided companies through periods of adversity, consistently delivering significant financial and operational turnarounds.

Ron is a recognised business coach, transformation specialist and inspirational keynote speaker. He is a Graduate of the AICD.

Career Highlights:

• CEO, Fed Square
• CEO & MD, Melbourne Storm (led the post-salary cap scandal recovery)
• CEO, Melbourne Polytechnic (delivered a financial turnaround)
• CEO, Australian Information Industry Association (Business Transformation)
• Senior exec roles at Telstra, IBM, Microsoft, and Verizon