Pauline Cook has been active in campaigning for Aboriginal cultural and legal rights and social justice outcomes since her university student years, as a volunteer with the Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement in Adelaide.

With a degree in anthropology and postgraduate research in this field, Pauline spent several decades living and working in remote Indigenous communities on initiatives focussed on self-determination and informing her fierce commitment to driving change through place-based, ground-up responses.

She has extensive experience in not-for-profit sector management and believes that relationships based on respect and reciprocity are at the core of all genuine engagements.

Pauline is committed to challenging the status quo through working with Aboriginal people and the wider community for the pursuit of truth, reparation, and the systemic changes needed to build a more just and equitable society.

With over 22 years at KPMG, including 8 as a Partner, Heather has advised and supported organisations through every aspect of their governance, risk and compliance journey. From the fundamentals to the critical moments of truth, Heather has brought energy, trust and integrity to the provision of assurance and advisory services to diverse clients – across government, public, private and not-for-profit sectors in Tasmania, New South Wales and Victoria.

Joe is a Principal Lawyer at Page Seager Lawyers. Joe regularly advises on claims made against employers, including claims for unfair dismissal and general protections matters. Joe acts in work health and safety and assists employers following serious workplace accidents, including facilitating investigation reports, liaising with WorkSafe Tasmania and in coronial matters. He regularly provides training to managers and boards on duties and compliance with obligations under industrial laws and the harmonised Work Health and Safety legislation.

Georgie Ibbott is a dynamic and purpose-led leader who focusses on her non-executive director roles and volunteering in the community service industry. She applies her experience as a former executive, CEO and consultant to her non-executive director appointments spanning government, for-purpose and the community service industry. Georgie builds aligned and sustainable organisations that harness the collective wisdom, skill and expertise of all stakeholders to deliver positive community benefits and outcomes.

Georgie is also the Independent Chair and Non-Executive Director at Wildlife Network Tasmania and a General Volunteer at Orange Sky. She is a graduate member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and an Associate Fellow of the Australian Marketing Institute. Her qualifications include a Master of Business Administration, Bachelor of Commerce and the AICD Company Directors course.

Tony and his team, which includes the CDO and our internal Project Delivery Group, are responsible for the delivery of TasWater’s large and ambitious capital works program. The program encompasses many projects that have been identified by our Customers, Regulators, and Owners through to the delivery phase and handover to our Service Delivery Teams.

Tony has had an extensive career within the Local Government sector, along with the Tasmanian Water and Sewerage Industry over the past 30 years. Tony’s previous experience includes senior leadership roles in TasWater’s operational environment within the Service Delivery and Asset Management Services Divisions.

Multi-award winning neuroscientist, lecturer and Vice President of Science and Technology Australia. She is a regular guest expert science communicator for the ABC.