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Leadership Transition at NTI: Janelle Greene Named New CEO

NTI Announces Succession Plan as Tony Clark Prepares for Retirement

Leadership Transition at NTI: Janelle Greene Named New CEO?w=400

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National Transport Insurance (NTI), Australia's premier transport and logistics insurance provider, has announced the appointment of Janelle Greene as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective July 1.
Greene, who currently serves as NTI's Chief Customer Officer, will succeed Tony Clark, who has led the company for the past 18 years.

Clark will continue to contribute his expertise as Managing Director of NTI, with plans to retire in mid-2026. During his tenure, Clark has been instrumental in steering NTI through various challenges, including market fluctuations and the global pandemic, fostering a culture of resilience and innovation within the organisation.

Greene brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having overseen NTI's underwriting, customer experience, marketing, business insights, and pricing and portfolio management teams. Her leadership has been pivotal in developing strategic directions and managing large-scale projects such as Seahawk (Marine) and Mobile Plant (Yellow).

Ellie Comerford, Chairperson of the NTI Board, expressed confidence in Greene's capabilities, highlighting her extensive experience in strategy, project oversight, and cultural and business transformations. Comerford noted that Greene has earned the respect and admiration of colleagues and industry peers through her commitment to continuous improvement and deep understanding of customer experiences.

Greene expressed enthusiasm for her new role, stating, "I'm excited to be leading an organisation filled with outstanding people who truly love what they do and are passionate about working hard and making a positive difference when things get tough for Australian businesses and families."

This leadership transition marks a significant milestone for NTI, as the company continues to build on its strengths and adapt to the evolving needs of the transport and logistics industry.

Published:Friday, 13th Feb 2026
Author: Paige Estritori

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