Bruce Turner AM

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Bruce Turner AM

Writing as Bruce Turner AM

Australia

Bruce Turner AM, FAICD, FFIN, FIPA, FFA, FIML, CRMA, CGAP, CISA, CFE, PFIIA, JP

Bruce is a lifelong resident of Penrith whose family has lived in the Nepean Valley for eight generations. He is an accomplished author who was the recipient of an international writing award. Over the past five years he has authored six books, mostly of a technical business and governance nature.

In recent years he has been researching and writing about local history. ‘Tears Near the Banks of the Nepean’ is his second book in the Banks of the Nepean trilogy, following ‘Footprints on the Banks of the Nepean’ published in 2023; ‘Triumphs from the Banks of the Nepean’ is to be published in 2025.

Having retired from fulltime work a decade ago, Bruce has transitioned into being an active Australian company director and audit committee chair. Prior to his retirement, Bruce held senior executive roles at StateRail, Integral Energy, and the Australian Taxation Office where he was the head of their auditing functions. His career traversed the energy, government, manufacturing, transport and financial service sectors, including the global financial centres of New York and London.

Bruce is passionate about the Nepean Valley and his commitment to the area saw him become the recipient of a Penrith City Wall of Achievement Award for championing good governance in 2008. He was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours of 2015.

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Footprints on the Banks of the Nepean

Footprints on the Banks of the Nepean

History Paperback English

The Nepean River is the main geographical feature of the Nepean Valley, running along the base of the Blue Mountains for 470 kilometres. The City of Penrith is the economic and cul…

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Tears Near the Banks of the Nepean (Soft Cover)

Tears Near the Banks of the Nepean (Soft Cover)

Biographies & Memoirs Paperback English

The people of the Nepean Valley between Penrith and the Blue Mountains have experienced many ‘ups and downs’ throughout the areas’ history. Scandals, tragedies, crooks, and controv…

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