Board of Directors

Louise has extensive business experience in strategy and marketing and has spent her executive career delivering change and business transformation through enhancing the customer experience. She has worked as a CEO internationally and in executive roles in start-up businesses and large companies across banking, insurance, telecommunications and the automotive industry. Louise is a graduate of Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Danielle is a commercial lawyer with more than 25 years’ experience advising Australian public and private companies on a range of corporate, commercial and governance matters. She has worked with private law firms as in-house counsel and with the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). She is also an experienced company director and sits on the boards of two ASX-listed companies. Danielle is the Chair of Suitsme, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ruah.

An experienced management consultant, with a career portfolio that spans higher education, public sector, mining and private enterprise, Monica has an extensive background in supporting organisations through significant change. She has served for 14 years on nongovernment organisation and not-for-profit boards, primarily in the aged and community care sector.

Tony is a qualified teacher who has worked in both primary and secondary settings in a number of regional and metropolitan schools. He also has significant experience as a Principal, the most recent of these being a 10-year tenure at Mercy College in Koondoola — a large Kindergarten to year 12 school with more than 1,600 students. Tony currently holds the position of Director Leadership & Employee Services at Catholic Education Western Australia.

Marie is a product strategy professional with more than 20 years of experience. As Global Head of Product for Moodle, Marie leads the 80 people at Moodle HQ who design, build and maintain Moodle’s product portfolio which includes Moodle LMS - the world’s most popular open-source learning platform used by over 300 million learners and educators globally to improve our world. She completed her MBA at Edith Cowan University and holds a Graduate Certificate in International Business from the Amsterdam School of Business, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Montevallo in the USA. Marie sits on the Board of Suitsme, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ruah.  

Sylvia has more than 35 years of experience in the disability and health sectors and has led general, child and mental health services in community and hospital settings.  Sylvia is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is a member of the Australasian College of Health Service Management.  Sylvia is employed with the WA Country Health Service as Director Population Health and is also a lecturer at The University of Western Australia in the School of Business.  

Justine has 20+ years of experience in property development and construction, gained through senior executive roles in large-scale property development and construction companies in Western Australia and the United States of America. Justine is CEO of Kingston Development Group; a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors; Chair of Sienna Wood Joint Venture; a member of the Council of the Urban Development Industry of Western Australia and is an independent investment committee member for a number of organisations around Australia.

Braden is a Wardandi man and the Pro Vice Chancellor (Equity and Indigenous) and Head of the Kurongkurl Katitjin Centre for Indigenous Education and Research at Edith Cowan University. He is an experienced executive within the higher education sector with a specialist focus on improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander university students and improving student equity in adult education. Braden’s research interests include Indigenous education, identity politics, queer identities in education and transformative learning. Before moving to the tertiary sector, Braden worked as a secondary school teacher and Aboriginal education consultant. He is also a Non-Executive Director of Pride Cup.

Michael is a Partner at McGrathNicol. He leads the Perth office’s forensic team, which helps organisations prevent, detect, and respond to sensitive and complex forensic matters. This includes fraud and misconduct, fraud risk management, commercial and contractual disputes, bribery, and corruption issues. He works across a range of industries including mining, oil and gas, construction, financial services, government, not-for-profit and Indigenous sectors. Michael has also worked as an investigator for the Australian Securities and Investment Commission and at Bankwest in the Project Finance and Resourcing Division.