Board of Directors

Dr Anthony Lynham is a former Senior Government Minister and Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon here in Brisbane. He is active in the corporate and not for profit sectors having diverse board roles as Chair of Gladstone Ports Corporation, Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health, Director of Toowoomba and Surat Basin Enterprise and a member of the Cell and Tissue Engineering Advisory Board CTET. He is a Chair of the Jamieson Trauma Institute, an institute devoted to improving treatment and rehabilitation outcomes for those who have experienced serious trauma. He is also a Patron of Life Education. He still continues to practice in the important speciality of Maxillofacial Surgery.

Jacqueline King has a diverse background within the fields of industrial relations, work health and safety, and skills and training. After holding a range of roles within the union movement, Jacqueline was appointed Acting General Secretary of the Queensland Council of Unions in late 2022. She had previously served as QCU Assistant General Secretary since February 2020. Jacqueline is deeply committed to addressing workplace health and safety issues and has been a strong advocate for preventing psycho-social hazards such as harassment, occupational violence and intensive workloads. She is also known for her passion and strong advocacy for women’s rights and has led campaigns to address pay inequity and sexual harassment in workplaces.

Judy has extensive experience at senior levels in government leading the strategy, policy and operational management of workplace health and safety and in strategic policy and planning roles in the vocational education and training system and child safety. Judy has been employed by the Queensland Resources Council since 2012 and is currently the Deputy Chief Executive and oversees the Community and Safety policy areas. She is also a Trustee Board Director of MineSuper and served for nine years as a Director on the Board of Deaf Services Queensland.

Kerriann has worked in the field of industrial and mental health social work since 1999. She has overseen the development and operations at a number of industrial advisory programs for vulnerable people including Working Women Queensland, Young Workers Advisory Service and Domestic Violence Work Aware. Kerriann is a Branch Councillor with the Social and Community Services Division of The services Union and works as a workplace consultant and educator in the public and not-for-profit sectors.

Stephen is a non-Executive Director, Chair, Committee Member and Managing Director with 35 years’ experience as the owner of businesses and over 9 years’ Board level experience across private and not for profit sectors. Currently Stephen is a non-executive Director of Master Builders Queensland, Chair of the Housing committee, and a member of multiple subcommittees including Audit and Risk, and Remuneration. At an executive level, Stephen is Managing Director of Garth Chapman Queenslanders SEQ, a boutique design and construct building company, a position held since 1999. Previously, he held the Chair and Deputy Chair positions on a not-for-profit Board (education sector).

Ian is the General President and CEO of the Queensland Police Union, a position he has held since 2009, as well as the President of the Police Federation of Australia. He has been involved with the Queensland Police Union as a union official since 1997. Since 2013, he has been a Director of QBank. Ian was formerly a member of the Domestic and Family Violence Implementation Council, former director on the Queensland Workplace Health and Safety Board, and is now a Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Champion for the Queensland Government. Ian was awarded the Australian Police Medal (APM) in the 2020 Queen's Birthday Honours List for his outstanding police leadership, advocacy and improvement of wages and conditions for all police, and being at the forefront of the creation of modern policing policy at both a state and national level, particularly with legislative reform.

Sarah Morris is Executive Manager – Strategy and Finance at TUH Health Fund. Sarah has held senior and executive positions with several organisations across defence services, finance, insurance, resources and professional services industries. She is a former state and national councillor of the Governance Institute of Australia and is the current WorkCover Risk and Audit Committee Chair.

Sandra is an experienced non-executive director, with skills in finance, investments, ESG and energy. She is currently a non-executive director and chair of the Investment Committee at Australian Ethical (ASX:AEF) , a non-executive director at Sydney Dance Company, and chair of the Clayfield College Foundation. Sandra is also a Corporate Governance Committee member of the New Zealand Stock Exchange. Sandra was previously a trustee of QSuper, including chairing its Investment Committee, in the lead-up to its merger with SunSuper to create Australian Retirement Trust. In her executive career, Sandra worked for several energy companies including Energex, before moving into roles in investment banking including Head of Utilities Equities Research and ESG Research at Credit Suisse. Sandra is a member of Chief Executive Women and is on their Membership Committee.

Stacey is the Secretary of The Australian Workers’ Union of Employees, Queensland and the Branch Secretary of The Australian Workers’ Union (Queensland Branch). In both industrial advocacy and elected union positions, Stacey has represented the interests of Queensland workers for nearly 20 years. Stacey has previously served on the Executive of the Australian Council of Trade Unions and is a current Director on the Board of Chifley Services Pty Ltd. She holds a Bachelor of Business degree majoring in Human Resource Management and Employment Relations.