Tony Concannon

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Tony Concannon is Executive Director Australia for International Power, a global power generation company with interests in 21 countries. (Concannon's predecessor in this was position was Steve Riley, who was appointed as Executive Director, Europe.)

A biographical note states that Concannon "was appointed to the Board in January 2004 and is responsible for managing all aspects of performance in the Australian region including plant operations, finance, energy trading and business development. Tony is a Chartered Engineer and joined the industry in 1982. He has previously worked in a number of business areas including power station operations, trading and international business development. Tony was appointed Chairman of the Energy Supply Association of Australia in December 2008.".

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