| Sue Meek | |
| Alma Mater: | James Cook University |
| Field: | Science |
| Work Institution: | Australian National University |
| Prizes: | AO (2014) |
Susan Denise Meek is an Australian scientist. From 2008 to 2016, she was the Chief Executive of the Australian Academy of Science.
Prior to her role at the Academy, Meek was Australia's inaugural Gene Technology Regulator from December 2001.[1] This statutory appointment was established by the Australian Federal Government to administer the national regulatory system for the development and use of genetically modified organisms.
Before this, Meek held senior State Government positions in South Australia and Western Australia where she was responsible for the development and implementation of policies on science and technology and public sector intellectual property management; the administration of grant programs to support innovation and develop research capabilities; and the formulation of strategies to support emerging R&D intensive, emerging industries such as aquaculture, biotechnology and renewable energy. In the industry sphere, Meek has principally been involved with environmental consultancies and the establishment of biologically-based business ventures.
Meek currently serves on the following boards and committees:
Meek has received the following awards: