Australia's Google boss quits for digital job at ANZ bank

The managing director of Google Australia and New Zealand, Maile Carnegie, has announced she is resigning from the company.

Carnegie, who spent three years at the technology giant, will move to ANZ bank as group executive of digital banking in July. 

The news was announced Tuesday on ANZ's website, with Carnegie saying she was enticed by the bank's digital transformation plans and wanted to spend more time in Australia.

"There is so much passion to change the bank, to digitally transform the bank ... I was really excited about the vision," she said in a video.  Read more...