Our Board

After undertaking various government roles early in his career, Tim joined his family’s business, Stornoway, in 1998. Tim led the business as CEO and then Managing Director for 12 years before stepping into the role of Chair. Stornoway provides civil asset services nationally to all levels of government, as well as to a wide range of private sector clients.

Tim has a number of under-graduate and post-graduate business qualifications, as well as being a Graduate of the AICD.

Tim is currently a non-executive director of Hobart International Airport and was Chair of Metro Tasmania Pty Ltd until November 2023.

John currently serves as a non-executive director with Adult, Community and Further Education (ACFE) and is Chair Finance and member of its Audit and Risk Committee. He is also Chair of the Melbourne Central Basketball Association Board.

John’s previous governance experience as a non-executive director within the education sector includes Victorian Curriculum & Assessment Authority (VCAA) and its Audit and Risk Committee, VTAC Board of Trustees, Deakin University Council and its Audit Risk Committee. John has also served on the Monash University Facility of Education Board, Innovation and Business Skills Australia (IBSA), Australian Training Products and eCoach Boards and as a member of the Victoria Polytechnic Vice Chancellor’s Advisory Committee at Victoria University. John is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

John was awarded the Australia Sports Medal for volunteer services with the Sydney 2000 Olympics. In 2013, John was made a Member in the General Division of the Order of Australia for significant service to vocational education and training, and to the sport of basketball.

Naomi has over 30 years’ experience in finance and commercial management roles including 13 years with a private company with operations in construction, manufacturing, tourism and hospitality sectors. In 2014 she was awarded the Telstra Business Women’s Award, Tasmanian Corporate sector recognising her leadership in the Tasmanian construction industry. Naomi’s qualifications include Master of Business, Fellow Chartered Accountant, Graduate Australian Institute of Company Directors, and alumni of the Tasmanian Leaders Program. She is Vice President (Australia) and a board member of Chartered Accountants ANZ.

Naomi is a non-executive director of Launceston Chamber of Commerce and TasNetworks. She is a former director of Motor Accidents Insurance Board (Tas), Tasmanian Development and Resources Board, Mental Health Council of Tasmanian and Commissioner for Tasmania Legal Aid. She is Academic Lead Employability at the University of Tasmania.

She has extensive board experience beginning with Cornerstone Youth Services in 2013. She has also sat and chaired Design Tasmania, is a director with Visit Northern Tasmania, the Tourism Industry Council Tasmania and chaired a government advisory committee for skills in the tourism and hospitality industry. With a Behavioural Science degree and an obsession with all things to do with psychology and mental health and wellbeing, Bianca has become a go to spokesperson for how workplaces can be an important part of the prevention and early intervention ecosystem of mental well-being. With lived experience and education in a wide range of mental illnesses, as well as PTSD, trauma, baby loss, racism and more, she loves bringing taboo topics to the table and reducing stigma one conversation at a time.

Bianca has received a number of personal accolades including Young Restaurateur of the Year, Young Professional of the Year, Young Australian of the Year Finalist, Tourism Minister's Young Achiever Award and, more recently, made the list of 40 under 40 Most Influential Asian Australian of the Year. She never rests on her laurels and is continuously learning and educating herself in any way she can.

Lee is motivated by the challenges associated with bringing together the people, organisations and resources required to promote and sustain progress and is energised by positive outcomes. He has successfully built strong partnerships with leading companies, community-based organisations, government agencies and other partners to deliver the required results.

Lee is the Chief Executive Officer of Rural Alive & Well Inc (RAW).

In 2016 she started Ignite Project Services, an ICT strategic advisory and project consultancy business, and is also a co-founder of Disruptive Consulting, focusing on organisational futures and transformations.

She has been a Director of StLukes Health Insurance since 2015 and was appointed to the role of the Chair of the Board in 2021. She is also a Board member of Health Care Software Pty Ltd and Home Base (formerly Colony 47) a social enterprise. Mel has extensive experience in developing and implementing ICT strategies and leading large scale transformational projects, along with a passion for leading and developing people and elevating organisational culture. She is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), and Grad Cert Business Administration (MBA) and in 2015 attended Oxford University’ ‘CIO Academy program’ through Gartner.

Mel was awarded “Outstanding Contribution by a Women in ICT’ by TASICT for her dedication and commitment to the industry and was previous winner of AIPM Asia Pacific Project of the Year.