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Ian Martin, Chairman Ian Martin joined the Wayside Board in early 2006 and was elected Chairman in June 2006. Ian has over 30 years experience in investment management, superannuation, investment banking, and financial services. He is former CEO of BT Financial Group and Global Head of Investment Management of Bankers Trust. Ian has served on numerous boards in both the commercial and not-for-profit sectors. In the commercial sector, Ian is currently Vice Chairman, Asia Pacific of Berkshire Capital, Chairman of Argo Investments Limited, and a member of the Russell Investment Group Australasian Advisory Council. |
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Bob Ellicott Bob Ellicott QC is a former Member for Wentworth in the Federal Parliament and was Opposition spokesperson for Aboriginal Affairs. Bob was Federal Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts, Sport, Women’s Affairs and Territories in the Fraser Government. He is the representative of the Wayside Congregation and the longest-serving member of the Board. |
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Doug Bishop Doug Bishop has been a partner at the law firm, Clayton Utz, since 1992 and has spent more than 25 years in the legal profession. Doug practises in the area of general commercial litigation. He has worked closely with the firm’s Pro Bono and Community Connect programs including working with a number of community partners representing disadvantaged and marginalised people seeking legal and other forms of assistance.
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Jo Thorley Jo Thorley joined The Wayside Chapel Board following three years of working in the Community Service Centre as a volunteer. Jo has spent the major part of her professional career working on major tertiary/quaternary hospital capital works projects, of a complex nature, ranging in total project value from $270 million to $2.4 billion. Jo is a Director of Aurora Projects, a project direction, management and strategic advisory consultancy specialising in the health, aged care and government sectors. Jo is the project director for Wayside’s redevelopment project. |
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Richard Wylie Richard is a Director of UrsaClemenger, an advertising agency specialising in all aspects of public health. Previously Richard has acted as a communication consultant on The Federal Government’s task force to increase the rates of organ donation in Australia; The Australian Red Cross (Blood Service, Organ Donation and International Disaster Relief campaigns), Vision Australia (formerly the Royal Blind Society), and The Property Industry Foundation. Apart from his board position with the Wayside Chapel, he is also Chairman of the Heart Research Institute’s UK Board of Trustees. |
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Mike Crivelli Mike has worked in investment management for nearly 50 years, including over 20 years at Bankers Trust from the time it was a start up. Twelve years ago, Mike co-founded Perennial Investment Partners, which is now a $20 million boutique investment house where he still has an involvement. |
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Emma Murphy, Treasurer Emma is a Chartered Accountant with 15 years experience working in senior finance roles with not-for-profit organisations, principally in the arts, including Opera Australia, Sydney Symphony and the Australia Council for the Arts. Emma has also held a number of Board positions with small community arts and welfare organisations. |