ACCC deputy chair Mick Keogh. Source: Supplied.
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There will soon be a changing of the guard at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, with current ACCC Commissioner Mick Keogh set to take over responsibility for the small business sector from Dr Michael Schaper at the end of the May.
Schaper has served as a Deputy Chair of the ACCC since July 2008, focusing on small business and franchising.
His tenure at the ACCC will conclude on May 30, at which time Keogh will take up the appointment as Deputy Chair.
Keogh has been an ACCC Commissioner since 2013 and currently leads the regulator’s work in the agriculture sector.
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