Simon is an experienced CFO, board director and consultant. He was previously a Partner in a major accounting firm and has held various executive, finance and treasury roles in ASX listed and private entities. Additionally, he has been a director of several ASX listed entities and advised various not for profit entities in the aged care, disability and health sectors.

Simon’s qualifications and memberships include being a Chartered Accountant, Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Graduate of Company Directors Course (GAICD) from the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Bachelor of Commerce, University of Queensland and Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment from FINSIA.

Julie has sat on the Board of Footprints Community for 14 years and stepped into the Chair role in 2021. Throughout a professional career spanning over 25 years, Julie has served on a number of interest groups and committees in both health and community-based settings.

Julie is a registered Occupational Therapist who has predominantly worked in the field of adult mental health. She holds a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Graduate Certificate in Health Management and is a member of the peak representative body OT Australia. She has worked in public and private settings, in clinical, management and project positions and with a range of health, non-government and not for profit organisations.

Julie has authored and co-authored a number of journal articles and co-authored the ‘Sensory Modulation Resource Manual’ which was published in 2018. She delivers workshops, webinars and lectures to health practitioners, tertiary students and members of the community on occupational therapy practice and principles and sensory modulation interventions.

Cameron is a Professional Board Director and has been since 2019 having previously served on the Seniors Advisory Board for Australian Unity Limited in 2012-2013.

Additionally, Cameron is a Member of the Strategy & Innovation Sub-Committee for Comlink Australia Limited from 2020-2021 and since 2022 the Board of Uniting Church in Australia (Qld Synod) – Committee for Discipline.

Cameron has participated in various roles on the committees of numerous Not-For-Profit organisations including Paddington Meals on Wheels Inc. (now Communify Qld) and Brookfield Show Society Inc.

Cameron is a Queensland Registered Valuer, a Certified Practicing Valuer and Fellow CPD Compliant Member of the Australian Property Institute as well as being a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Cameron has worked in the property industry since 1990. From property management in the early 1990’s, to Project Analyst for a land developer in the mid 1990’s to State Manager – Property for an ASX Listed Accounting Firm in 2000. Cameron has been CEO of Value Associates since 1996 specialising as an Expert Witness in Forensic Valuations for litigation and compensation matters. In 2012 Cameron established Golden Years Home Transitions and formally brought Senior & Specialty Move Management services to Australia.

Bronwyn has been a Director with Footprints since 2017, and Bronwyn’s board and committee experience includes profit for purpose, sporting and corporate and community events.

Bronwyn has held several senior roles with charities and not for profits in the disability, health and wellbeing and medical sectors. Most recently she served as the head of a start-up social enterprise within a large ASX listed company.

Bronwyn holds a Bachelor of Business in Marketing from the Queensland University of Technology and Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Griffith University.

A Footprints Board member since 2020, Stuart is a seasoned commercial operator with executive level experience in the fields of Aged Care, Health Care and Supply Chain & Logistics. Currently the CEO of Mayflower, a Melbourne based not-for-profit provider, which offers the full continuum of services for the aged across Home Care, Independent Living and Residential Aged Care. Prior to Mayflower, he held senior positions at Bolton Clarke, The American Hospital Dubai and Queensland Health.

Stuart was educated in South Africa with a business degree, as well as having a healthcare leadership qualification from Cornell University.

Kerri has operated at senior levels in aged and community services for the past 30 years, working across not for profit, faith-based and the private sector. Kerri’s career has spanned strategic and operational leadership within the portfolios of home care, indigenous services, mental health, housing, homelessness and tenancy support, training and development, along with membership experience within the aged care peak body.

Kerri has held Board Director positions within local community care organisations along with national companies.

Kerri holds a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Educational Studies, along with qualifications in Service Coordination, Mental Health, Workplace Training and Assessment and Home & Community Care.

Lisa joined the Footprints Board as a volunteer director in June 2021; she is also a member of the Footprints Quality and Risk Subcommittee. Lisa has previously held Chair, Secretary and Ordinary member roles on body corporate committees.

Lisa is a senior executive with 30 years’ experience in the United Kingdom and Queensland public sectors in the areas of policy and legislation development and implementation, operational service delivery, health and human services consumer protection and professional regulation, and compliance and complaints management.

Lisa holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons I) and is admitted as a Lawyer in the Supreme Court of Queensland. She is an associate member of the Queensland Law Society.