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Nick Greiner on surviving ICAC and being the ambassador to Wall Street

Nick Greiner on surviving ICAC and being the ambassador to Wall Street

The former NSW premier fell foul of the commission he created, and so knows just how its most recent victim, Gladys Berejiklian, feels.

In his early 20s, while studying for his masters of business administration degree at Harvard, Nick Greiner found himself lying in the sun on the grass of Central Park, New York, listening to Bob Dylan playing live.

Within a few years, he would be married (to Kathryn, the daughter of Commonwealth Bank chairman Bede Callaghan), have graduated with a high distinction, and be installed as chairman of the Australian arm of global publishing company Harper and Row.

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Matthew Cranston
Matthew CranstonUnited States correspondentMatthew Cranston was The Australian Financial Review’s United States correspondent.

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