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Kim Williams (Kimberley Lynton Williams) was born on 1952 in Sydney, is a Media executiveComposer. At 68 years old, Kim Williams height not available right now. We will update Kim Williams's height soon as possible.

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Popular As Kimberley Lynton Williams
Occupation Media executiveComposer
Kim Williams Age 70 years old
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His wife is Catherine Dovey (m. 1998), Kathy Lette (m. 1983–1989)

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Kim Williams Net Worth

He net worth has been growing significantly in 2021-22. So, how much is Kim Williams worth at the age of 70 years old? Kim Williams’s income source is mostly from being a successful . He is from Australian. We have estimated Kim Williams's net worth , money, salary, income, and assets.

Net Worth in 2022 $1 Million - $5 Million
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2016

In 2016 Williams was appointed Chairman of the State Library of New South Wales Foundation Board.

2015

Williams was appointed an independent board member of the Copyright Agency Limited in January 2015 and has been its Chair since June 2015.

2011

In December 2011, Williams was appointed CEO of News Limited (which became News Corp Australia in July 2013). He resigned in August 2013 amid reports that his management style had alienated many staff members and executives, including members of the Murdoch family. In February 2014 he was appointed a Commissioner of the Australian Football League (AFL). The same year he published Rules of Engagement, an account of his time in Australia's leading boardrooms and organisations.

2005

Williams was Chairman of the Sydney Opera House Trust from 2005, on the invitation of the then Premier of New South Wales Bob Carr, until stepping down in 2013. In 2006 he was canvassed as a potential successor to Russell Balding, after Balding resigned as managing director of the ABC.

1995

In 1995, shortly after the last-minute failure of a deal for the ABC to provide two news channels to Rupert Murdoch's Foxtel, which Williams had spearheaded on behalf of the ABC, he left the ABC to accept Murdoch's invitation to head Fox Studios. In December 2001 he became Chief Executive of Foxtel. He remained until 2011 and was praised for reversing Foxtel's fortunes from a chronic loss-maker to high-profitability. He was a participant in the Australia 2020 Summit, as a member of the Towards a Creative Australia working group.

1988

Williams was then CEO of the Australian Film Commission, he ran the TV production house Southern Star Group, and became a senior executive at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). In 1988, he was appointed Foundation Chairman of Film Finance Corporation Australia.

1983

Williams has been married twice: from 1983-1989 to Kathy Lette, and since 1998 to Catherine Dovey, daughter of Gough and Margaret Whitlam (née Dovey), and Kathy Lette's best friend. He and Dovey have endowed the Williams/Dovey Scholarship at the Centre for Social Impact. In 2011, he established the David and Joan Williams Documentary Fellowship in honour of his late parents. In November 2013, he was invited by the Garvan Institute of Medical Research to become one of the first Australians to have his personal genome sequenced.

1973

After graduation, Williams had a series of management roles in music: in opera; at the Sydney Conservatorium under Rex Hobcroft; as a member of the inaugural Australia Council Music Board (1973); and general manager of Music Rostrum Australia, whose Artistic Director was Roger Woodward. Between 1975 and 1977, he studied composition in Italy with Luciano Berio and was assistant to Berio's ex-wife, the American soprano Cathy Berberian. He also had significant involvement with the Israel Chamber Orchestra. On return to Australia he became general manager (1977–84) and later board member and chairman (1984–2004) of Musica Viva Australia.

1972

Williams was a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War, defending himself in court. His impending imprisonment was averted when the incoming Whitlam Labor government abolished national service in late 1972.

1969

He studied the clarinet, and had tuition from Donald Westlake at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. He won a Commonwealth scholarship to the University of Sydney, choosing to study music. He also had private lessons with Peter Sculthorpe in 1969. He was invited by Donald Peart, inaugural Professor of Music at the University of Sydney, to be the concert organiser of the International Society for Contemporary Music.

1952

Kimberley Lynton "Kim" Williams (born 1952) is an Australian media executive and composer. He has headed a wide range of prominent organisations such as Musica Viva Australia, Foxtel, the Australian Film Commission, the Sydney Opera House Trust and News Limited (now News Corp Australia).

1925

Williams was born in Sydney to Joan and David Williams AM (1925–2009). His father was managing director of the Greater Union Organisation and recipient of the Australian Film Institute's Raymond Longford Award. Candice, his sister, is married to the cellist Nathan Waks. He attended schools in West Ryde (Marsden High School where Richard Gill was his music teacher) and Ermington. During his youth he was an Australian Lego champion.