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Elizabeth Cox starts new appointment at Australian data centre company

Elizabeth Cox starts new appointment at Australian data centre company

Elizabeth Cox has commenced as Vice President, Corporate Affairs at AirTrunk, with a remit spanning government relations, sustainability, social impact, corporate communications, and marketing. Currently based at the company’s Sydney headquarters, she will relocate to Tokyo in February.

Elizabeth joined Airtrunk from the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, where she was General Manager, North East Asia, based in Japan. Prior to that, she spent more than 13 years in a range of comms roles at Macquarie Group, working across its offices in Japan, the UK, Hong Kong, and Australia.

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