Our Chief Executive Officer leads C-suite Executives across five vital pillars. Their role is to implement the objectives and direction given by the Board and are responsible for reporting our performance and strategy objectives.
Our Chief Executive Officer leads C-suite Executives across five vital pillars. Their role is to implement the objectives and direction given by the Board and are responsible for reporting our performance and strategy objectives.
Nikki Allder
Chief Executive Officer
Nikki was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Titles Queensland in 2023 and has over 25 years’ executive leadership experience across Australia and Europe, with deep familiarity of the sector’s operational and regulatory landscape.
Nikki is a people‑centric leader who fosters an inspirational and supportive environment where people can thrive, innovate, and deliver outcomes that meet the evolving needs of customers and stakeholders.
A key focus of her leadership is driving digital transformation to modernise service delivery and enhance customer experience, while ensuring the organisation continues to protect the integrity of Queensland’s Titles Register. She leads the end‑to‑end strategic and operational management of the business, with a strong emphasis on translating vision and purpose into practical outcomes across the organisation.
Nikki is also focused on creating long‑term shareholder value by strengthening organisational capability, improving performance, and positioning Titles Queensland for sustainable growth in a changing operating environment.
Prior to joining Titles Queensland, Nikki served as Chief Executive Officer of Transmax and held several senior executive roles with Transdev Australasia, including Chief Strategy and Performance Officer.
Nikki holds an Executive Master of Business Administration from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and Diplomas in Employment and Contract Law, Strategic Change Management, and Social Science. She is also a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Peter Long
Chief Financial Officer
Peter commenced as the Chief Financial Officer of Titles Queensland in 2023 and has over 25 years’ experience in the corporate finance sector, including managing financial and commercial risk in both regulated and post‑privatisation environments.
As a solution‑focused executive, Peter leads the Finance, Governance and Legal function and is responsible for the organisation’s financial stewardship and commercial performance. His focus is on creating long‑term shareholder value through disciplined financial management, strong governance and investment decisions that support sustainable growth and deliver direct benefit to the State of Queensland.
Prior to joining Titles Queensland, Peter held senior roles with Macquarie Group and Ernst & Young and was Head of Finance and Regulation at Aurizon.
Peter holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Laws (Honours) from the University of Wollongong and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Neil Witkowski
Chief Strategy Officer
Neil commenced as one of the early Executives of Titles Queensland in 2023, where he led the operational, regulatory and legal functions as Chief Operations and Legal Officer, before being appointed Chief Strategy Officer in 2026.
He has over 20 years’ experience solving problems for government and the private sector, with deep expertise in strategy, governance and managing complex stakeholder relationships and challenges, whether legal, technological or people orientated. His strength is delivering impactful change that drives value for stakeholders and enhances customer outcomes, blending technology, change and communications for a seamless experience.
As an innovative leader, Neil leads the Strategy and Corporate Affairs function and is responsible for shaping and delivering the organisation’s strategic direction, growth agenda and long-term value creation. His focus is on guiding Titles Queensland’s vision, embedding sustainability into strategy, and leading industry engagement to strengthen customer outcomes and position Titles Queensland for growth in the community.
Prior to joining Titles Queensland, Neil held the executive position of Chief of Corporate Affairs and General Counsel at Land Services Western Australia, following several senior leadership roles focused on delivering outcomes for the State of Western Australia and various large-scale corporatisation initiatives. He also has deep experience in working with Boards and navigating the regulatory pressures and standards expected through his current and former Company Secretary positions.
Neil holds a Bachelor of Laws and Arts (Political Science) from the University of Western Australia, a Certificate of Practical Legal Training, and has completed executive programs including the Australian Institute of Company Directors, the Copland Organisational Leadership Program and the Australian Corporate Counsel In-house Certification Program.
Ahmed El Ali
Chief Operations & Regulation Officer
Ahmed was appointed Chief Operations and Regulation Officer of Titles Queensland in 2026 and is a nationally recognised leader in land titling and electronic conveyancing, bringing more than 15 years’ senior leadership experience across land registry operations, regulation and service delivery.
As Chief Operations and Regulation Officer, Ahmed is responsible for Titles Queensland’s core operational and regulatory functions, with a strong focus on service excellence, customer outcomes and regulatory assurance. A people centric leader, he links capability development and innovation to the effective delivery of essential services and the integrity of the Queensland Titles Register.
His leadership experience spans people leadership, operational growth and the delivery of complex reform in highly regulated environments.
Prior to joining Titles Queensland, Ahmed served as Director of eConveyancing and Deputy Registrar General for the Northern Territory Government and held senior leadership roles with the New South Wales Land Registry Service and the New South Wales Government.
Ahmed also serves as a director and non executive committee member across sector bodies and has previously held the position of Deputy Chair of the Australian Registrars’ National Electronic Conveyancing Council.
Ahmed holds a Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Management and Commercial Law) from Western Sydney University, along with graduate qualifications in investigation, compliance and enforcement, and surveying and spatial information.
Suren Rodrigo
Chief Information Officer
Suren was appointed Chief Information Officer of Titles Queensland in 2024, following his previous role as Head of Information and Communications Technology.
Suren has over 20 years’ experience in information technology across both the private and public sectors, with a strong track record of elevating organisational capability through data-driven solutions and delivering transformational and innovative technology improvements, including leading cross-regional, business-critical system initiatives across national and international markets.
As Chief Information Officer, Suren leads the organisation’s Technology function and is responsible for enabling secure, resilient and scalable digital services. A future-focused leader, he prioritises cyber security and the continuous enhancement of digital experiences for Titles Queensland’s people, customers and stakeholders.
Suren plays a key role in supporting enterprise strategy and operational delivery by ensuring technology investment is aligned to business outcomes, customer expectations and long-term system integrity.
Prior to joining Titles Queensland, Suren was Group ICT Portfolio Manager at Domino’s Pizza, where he led large-scale technology initiatives in a complex, high-growth environment.
Suren holds a Bachelor of Information Technology from Griffith University and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Bec McLeod
Chief People Officer
Rebecca was appointed Chief People Officer of Titles Queensland in 2025, following her previous role as Head of Organisational Capability.
She brings more than 25 years’ experience across People and Culture, delivering strategic, people‑focused business outcomes and leading positive, sustainable cultural change.
As Chief People Officer, Rebecca leads the People and Culture function and the enterprise project management portfolio, and is responsible for building organisational capability, strengthening leadership and embedding a people‑centric culture that supports delivery of the organisation’s strategy and purpose. Her focus is on ensuring people are supported, engaged and continually developing to meet the evolving needs of the business.
Rebecca plays a key role in enabling enterprise transformation by aligning people strategy, culture and change management with organisational priorities, performance and long‑term success.
Prior to her current role, Rebecca held senior leadership roles at Rio Tinto and Suncorp. She was also Chief Strategy and Communications Officer at Vita Group.
Rebecca holds a BA (Psychology) from The University of Queensland, a Master of Business Administration from Griffith University, and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.