Alice brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to her role as Chair, including managing risk, due diligence, governance and issues management.

In 2021 Alice established Alice Spizzo Advisory a boutique law firm specialising in Planning & Environmental Law. Alice provides advice to a variety of business and government clients on planning and environmental approvals and licences, planning proposals and agreements, dispute resolution, heritage, building, biodiversity, affordable housing, aged care, issues management, dispute resolution, governance and risk.

Alice has diverse experience in government and the housing and development industry as a lawyer, public policy adviser, executive and senior ministerial advisory including Chief of Staff to a NSW Minister for Health and Senior Policy Adviser to a NSW Minister for Urban Affairs, Planning and Housing.

Alice also represented the NSW Government on the Building Code of Australia Board and the Department of Planning on the Honeysuckle Development Corporation Board.

Alice has a Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Arts, a Graduate Diploma in Urban Estate Management and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice. Alice is also a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Alice’s career in the property and construction industry has spanned over 10 years with diverse experience in the management of complex projects. Through her dedication to excellence, Alice has successfully delivered multiple premiere projects including award winning social infrastructure developments like the Marrickville Library.

Alice is a Project Manager for the Macquarie Group. Her collaborative approach to stakeholder management, along with her business acumen has been critical to her success in her current work on the Macquarie Group’s new global headquarters; currently under construction in Martin Place.

Alice has a Bachelor of Engineering and Diploma in Engineering Practice from the University of Technology Sydney.

Jodie has over 20 years experience in corporate finance and strategy development in financial services, investment banking and chartered accounting environments and brings established skills in business strategy & leadership, corporate finance, financial analysis, accounting, and program management to the Board. Jodie is the Chief Executive Officer of Fitzpatricks Financial Group, a national advisory and wealth management firm specialising in estate planning, wealth preservation, financial management strategies and investment management.

Jodie has a Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment, is a Chartered Accountant and a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Sharanya is an IT leader with a passion for driving business transformation and empowering companies and their people through technology. Sharanya is a Senior Account Executive at Amazon Web Services, focused on promoting and scaling strategic software businesses in Australia. Sharanya has previously had strategic partnership roles, responsible for building mindshare and adoption of cloud services with local and global independent software vendors. Sharanya has executed strategies to deliver new technology, business opportunities and solutions to organisations and in many cases, worked alongside government departments, industry peak bodies and commercial stakeholders to power a community of world-class software companies.

Sharanya has a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)/Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) from the University of New South Wales and has been admitted as a lawyer to the Supreme Court of NSW and High Court of Australia.

Stacey has spent over 13 years in the financial services industry with extensive financial and risk management experience across large, SME and start-up organisations. She brings to the Board established skills on internal controls and governance, compliance, risk management as well as financial and non-financial risks such as conduct and culture.

Stacey is currently a Financial Services Assurance Partner at Ernst & Young Sydney, specialising in external and internal audits and compliance, and has also spent time in EY’s UK and US practices. She is the Partner sponsor for Oceania Financial Services for EY Ripples, EY’s Corporate Responsibility program.

Stacey has a Bachelor of Commerce (Liberal Studies) from the University of Sydney and is a Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.

Tasha is a property development professional with over 20 years experience in residential and commercial property development in Sydney. Tasha brings extensive experience in implementing large scale urban renewal, housing and infrastructure projects to the Board including an in-depth understanding of the development industry and Sydney property market. Early in her career Tasha was a Project and Design Architect for a number of leading architectural firms, was a Development Manager at St. Hilliers Property and held the role of Program Director, Western Sydney at Urbangrowth NSW.

Tasha currently holds the position of Program Director at Landcom.

Tasha has a Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) and has completed the Australian Institute of Company Directors program, Foundations of Directorship.

Vivienne commenced her career as a TV and radio journalist, and then transitioned into various editorial, communication and political roles.

Vivienne is currently an Industry Professional Fellow with the School of Built Environment, Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building at the University of Technology, Sydney and the Principal of Metropolis Consulting.

Previously, Vivienne was a journalist and former Senior Adviser to the Federal Government covering national urban policy, transport and infrastructure. Vivienne was a speech and opinion piece writer to the Transport and Infrastructure Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese. She was an Adviser to two NSW Premiers for more than 10 years.

Vivienne has a Bachelor of Arts from the Australian National University, Master of Urban Policy, and Strategy from the University of NSW, and a CELTA Certificate (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from the University of Cambridge.

Carmen has over 35 years’ experience in planning and property development. She is a Senior Development Manager at the Allam Property Group, specialising in project master planning, rezoning and complex development approvals. She is interested in innovative delivery of affordable seniors and specialist disability housing through her Independent Living Villages Board role.

Simone has over 15 years of experience working at the intersection of government, the not-for-profit sector and businesses to improve outcomes for society’s most vulnerable people. Her sector expertise includes gender issues, gender-based violence, homelessness and social housing, and health equity.

Simone is passionate about social change and the role that program evaluation and data plays in this. She is committed to innovative policies and programs that are evidence-based but practical and sustainable in the long term. As a Partner in Deloitte Access Economics, Simone is involved in the day-to-day operations of the business as well as having oversight of the strategic direction, governance, finances, and risks of the organisation.

Simone was previously a Board member with Fams, the NSW peak body that represents the child protection NGO early intervention and prevention sector. She is also a champion and advocate for greater diversity in leadership.

Simone has a Bachelor of Economics (First Class Honours) and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of New South Wales. She also holds a Master of Science with Distinction in Behavioural Science from the London School of Economics. She has been admitted as a Lawyer of the Supreme Court of NSW.