BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
Angela Rooney - Chairperson
Angela Rooney - Chairperson
Angela Rooney - Chairperson
Angela Rooney (GAICD, M. Sust. & Climate Policy, BCom. – Accounting) is an experienced executive and non-executive director across not-for-profit, local community groups, through to Federal Government level. Working career spanning a diversity of roles in the UK, France, Singapore, Perth and Pilbara. Led a collective impact initiative and
Angela Rooney (GAICD, M. Sust. & Climate Policy, BCom. – Accounting) is an experienced executive and non-executive director across not-for-profit, local community groups, through to Federal Government level. Working career spanning a diversity of roles in the UK, France, Singapore, Perth and Pilbara. Led a collective impact initiative and understands the value and strength of collaboration and working together for improved and stronger outcomes community wide. Angela has a community development and services background, with both operational and strategic executive management experience and a commitment to making a real impact in our communities both strategically and at the grassroots level. Proud to be associated and a contributing committee member with Care for Hedland Environmental Association Committee for the last 5 years. Recently graduated from Australian Institute of Company Directors, Company Directors course. Part-time apiarist when time permits.
Steven Chau - Treasurer
Angela Rooney - Chairperson
Angela Rooney - Chairperson
Steven holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Western Australia with a primary focus on finance and strategy.
Steven has over ten years of experience in the resources sector spanning diverse roles, including engineering, maintenance, operations, technology, projects, and finance.
He is passionate about making a positive social impact and supporting not for profit
Karen Brown
Angela Rooney - Chairperson
Adam Goldsmith
Karen has worked as an executive with over 30 years in health and human services organizations working in human resources, corporate services and operations. She holds qualifications in allied health, human resources and finance. In addition, Karen has plentiful experience in setting vision, focus, goals and strategies, to compliance and quality and risk management.
Adam Goldsmith
Adam Goldsmith
Adam Goldsmith
Adam is a Fellow of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (FRICS), a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), a member of the Institute of Community Directors Australia (MICDA) with quantity surveying and construction law qualifications.
Adam is an experienced executive within the construction, resources, in
Adam is a Fellow of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (FRICS), a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), a member of the Institute of Community Directors Australia (MICDA) with quantity surveying and construction law qualifications.
Adam is an experienced executive within the construction, resources, infrastructure, engineering and defence sectors in both Australia and the UK with a key focus on contracts, commercial, legal, strategy and risk management together with a strong background in legal governance and compliance.
He is a keen supporter of the local community and to sustainability and sustainable growth and is dedicated to bringing his experience, skills, and knowledge to support not for profit organisations.
Dora De Luca
Adam Goldsmith
Beth Marchbank
Dora De Luca has been a part of CWLH for 16 years and has participated on the board for many years. Growing up in the country has inspired a great passion for the environment and social justice. Dora likes to pay back to the community and is actively involved with Community gardens and aged care.
Beth Marchbank
Adam Goldsmith
Beth Marchbank
Beth Marchbank (B. App. Sci; Grad. Dip. Bus; M Soc. Sci Human Services) has been working as a human service consultant since 1994, specialising as a presenter and evaluator in the disability arena. She began her working life as a speech therapist, working with children and adults, but after the birth of her first child, who has Down Syndr
Beth Marchbank (B. App. Sci; Grad. Dip. Bus; M Soc. Sci Human Services) has been working as a human service consultant since 1994, specialising as a presenter and evaluator in the disability arena. She began her working life as a speech therapist, working with children and adults, but after the birth of her first child, who has Down Syndrome, she has focused her passion on supporting people with disabilities and their families to have more opportunities for ‘a good life’. Beth also has many years’ experience as a lecturer in the Disability Studies stream at Edith Cowan University, as a policy developer, and a Project Manager for Developmental Disability WA, a tenant of CWLH. Beth has volunteered on a few boards and committees including school boards and the board of Workability and believes in the major contribution that not-for-profit community organisations make for a better society.
Jess Boyce
Mark Spradbury
Mark Spradbury
Jess Boyce is passionate about environmental conservation, climate justice, inclusion, community building and the arts. She has worked or volunteered in the not-for-profit space for over 10 years, including in community arts centres, artist-run initiatives and grassroots environment organisations. She is currently Acting Director of the Western Australian Forest Alliance, a CWLH tenant.
Mark Spradbury
Mark Spradbury
Mark Spradbury
Marc has worked in the Not-For-Profit sector since 2000 holding various executive finance and corporate services roles. Prior to his employment in the NFP sector, Marc worked both in commerce and the accounting and auditing profession. In the positions held during his career, Marc has always taken a strong hands-on approach, working wit
Marc has worked in the Not-For-Profit sector since 2000 holding various executive finance and corporate services roles. Prior to his employment in the NFP sector, Marc worked both in commerce and the accounting and auditing profession. In the positions held during his career, Marc has always taken a strong hands-on approach, working with finance and senior management teams to continuously build stronger corporate management systems. The NFP sector has brought a tremendous amount of fulfilment both on a personal and professional level, and is an industry sector Marc continues to enjoy working in.
Operational Staff
General Manager - Nicky Quick
Accounts & Administrations – Fiona Kibblewhite
Accounts & Administrations – Fiona Kibblewhite
Nicky has a diverse background in general management in the corporate and volunteer fields with experience in commercial and residential property, hospitality, travel, health and fitness, in Australia and Africa and across Asia. She has designed and conducted sales and customer service training throughout her career with a strong emphasi
Nicky has a diverse background in general management in the corporate and volunteer fields with experience in commercial and residential property, hospitality, travel, health and fitness, in Australia and Africa and across Asia. She has designed and conducted sales and customer service training throughout her career with a strong emphasis on client expectations and longevity of relationships. She has an RMIT diploma in Frontline Management and a sojourn studying languages at UCL London. Her passion is working with people to further their aspirations, to improve business outcomes and to achieve customer satisfaction and she loves working in the community environment of City West Lotteries House.
Accounts & Administrations – Fiona Kibblewhite
Accounts & Administrations – Fiona Kibblewhite
Accounts & Administrations – Fiona Kibblewhite
Fiona brings almost thirty years of accounting, administrative, and management experience to the City West Lotteries House team and has made substantial improvements to some of our systems.
Fiona graduated from UWA in 1989 with a Bachelor of Economics, majoring in accounting, and has spent most of her career working in the mining and oil/g
Fiona brings almost thirty years of accounting, administrative, and management experience to the City West Lotteries House team and has made substantial improvements to some of our systems.
Fiona graduated from UWA in 1989 with a Bachelor of Economics, majoring in accounting, and has spent most of her career working in the mining and oil/gas industries.
Working at City West Lotteries House has been her first experience of the not-for-profit sector, but Fiona says she has been truly inspired by the efforts of each of our tenant organisations, particularly those in the disability space, to support and advocate for their clients and families.
On the weekends, Fiona likes to practice yoga and Pilates, or go on relaxing drives in the country. She also has a naughty beagle, Mario, who requires regular walks.
VOLUNTEERS
City West Lotteries House is extremely grateful to volunteers for their ongoing support and commitment in building a better future for Western Australia.
If you have professional skills or expertise you’d be happy to share with us, please call to discuss how you might contribute to the future of City West Lotteries House. What's something exciting your business offers? Say it here.