Over the past twenty years Jye has served as a chairperson, president, vice president, and as a board member in various organisations and committees within regional NSW, the Riverina, and the Tamworth region. Jye is the owner operator of the Central Hospitality Group which includes the CH Boutique Hotel, Deco Restaurant, Hopscotch Restaurant, The Pig & Tinder Box and The Pavillion Function Centre. Jye is a current board member of the Tamworth Business Chamber & currently sits on several community committees and advisory groups within the Tamworth Regional Council.
Christine has more than 40 years' experience working in Human Resources, Vocational Training and Workforce Planning & Recruitment. Christine has held executive roles as CEO and Managing Director in Australia, the United States and UK where she worked with IAG, The University of Sydney, Adecco, Morgan & Banks and Corporate Services Group. In 1999 Christine was recipient of the Telstra Business Woman of the Year Award for New South Wales.
With over 35 years' experience across a range of industry sectors, both in Australia and overseas, Jim, who is Brisbane-based, has most recently spent six years as Chief Financial Officer of one of the largest providers of employment and disability services in Australia. Jim is a qualified accountant (CPA) and is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Directors and of the Governance Institute. He brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to Joblink Plus, managing finance functions and partnering with operational management to drive outcomes and performance.
Clint is a solicitor director of one of Australia’s largest regional law firms and has a broad legal practice in business, property and commercial litigation.
Clint holds the internationally recognised qualification of Chartered Tax Advisor. He has been awarded a Masters of Law from the University of Sydney and a Masters of Commercial Litigation from the College of Law. He also has undergraduate degrees in Law and Economics.
Having grown up in country NSW, Clint has a long standing and deeply seated interest in the development of its regional communities.
Margaret has had many years’ experience as a professional auditor and chartered accountant. She has worked in Sydney, London and in the New England North West of NSW during her career.
She has had exposure and experience with a wide variety of clients both as auditor and adviser. In her role as an auditor partner over many years, Margaret has been on and worked with a variety of Boards.
Margaret is keen to work with ethical not-for-profit organisations whose values are aligned and who provide practical assistance in improving the opportunities of people needing additional support.
Dr. Paterson is an experienced clinician, manager and researcher with degrees in psychology, education and social policy and has published more than a hundred papers, book chapters and research reports. He has held posts in the NHS, Academia and the private sector.
His present research interests include the development and evaluation of trauma informed professional curricula, the significance of
compassion fatigue in human services and how we can ensure an understanding of the significance of trauma underpins policy and practice
at a national level.
He has acted as an expert advisor to government and the private and not for profit sectors in the UK, Ireland and Australia on the
introduction of trauma informed practice and restrictive intervention reduction. He pioneered the introduction of restrictive physical
intervention reduction in the UK following a series of ground-breaking UK research studies that explored why cultures of care were prone to
becoming toxic and corrupted and what could be done to prevent this.
He has particular expertise in the support of children and adults whose distress may present as behaviour that challenges including violence
and presently Chairs the European Network for Trainers in the Management of Aggression, sits on the steering group of the UK Restraint
Reduction network and is a member of the Scottish Education Department working group reviewing current guidance for the education sector
around the use of restrictive interventions and the recently established Scottish Restrictive Intervention Reduction Network.
He used to play rugby with considerable enthusiasm if not necessarily talent and now gardens instead.
Dr Casey Sullivan, a proud Wiradjuri and Gamilaroi woman, is a General Practitioner (GP) who owns her own medical practice in Tamworth – the first Indigenous privately-owned and managed GP practice in NSW. She is committed to increasing medical accessibility and cultivating change in the North West NSW community.
Casey was the first graduate of the University of New South Wales Indigenous Pre-Medicine Program in 2004. As well as being a GP, she supervises medical students and junior doctors, and partners with local Aboriginal Medical Services. In 2019, Casey was awarded GP Synergy Supervisor of the Year for her region.
Dr Casey has special interests in Family Health, Mens, Women's and Children's Health, Mental Health, Chronic Disease Management, Preventative Health Promotion and Traveller's Health.
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