Our team
Hi, how can we help?
Everyone on the FRRR team has a strong affinity with rural communities, with most either growing up in small towns, or currently living in remote, rural or regional areas.
While headquartered in Bendigo, these days many of our team work remotely across the country. We also spend a lot of time on the road, visiting the organisations and projects that FRRR funds so we can continue to strengthen our knowledge and understanding of the many and varied challenges that face rural and regional communities.
However, no matter where we are based, we are all very passionate about understanding community needs, wants and aspirations, and enabling our partners to support these communities in ways that meet their objectives.
So, if you have a question, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Leadership Team
Natalie Egleton
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), GAICD
Natalie Egleton is the Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR). With a 25-year career in the non-profit and philanthropic sector in consulting, fundraising and partnerships, and organisation development roles, she is passionate about facilitating effective and enduring responses to issues facing rural communities.
Since becoming CEO of FRRR in 2015 she has led the organisation through a period of significant growth and impact, facilitating over $80m in funding to remote, rural, and regional communities through hundreds of partnerships and collaborations. Before joining FRRR, Natalie consulted with Matrix on Board, working with numerous not-for-profit organisations in program evaluation, undertaking research analysis and developing business plans. She also worked with clients to develop financial policies and procedures, strategic plans, organisation reviews, service mapping, feasibility studies and governance models. Natalie has also held in-house roles at Evolve (Typo Station) and at ANZ Banking Group, implementing projects that made a tangible difference to the lives of people living in rural, regional and remote Australia. She has also held voluntary roles on Boards and Committees of a rural RTO and her local Pre-school.
Natalie holds a B. Social Science (Public Policy/Research/Public Relations), Grad Dip Applied Science (Organisation Dynamics), and is a Graduate of the Institute of Company Directors.
She lives in the small rural town of Maldon in central Victoria.
David Gunn
Chief Finance & Operations Officer and Company Secretary
David joined FRRR in September 2024 as Chief Financial and Operations Officer, and is excited to be working with FRRR at a critical phase of its development. He is keen to build on the great work and successes so far, and enable the organisation to continue to grow our service provisions to support rural and regional Australians.
During a decade in the international humanitarian sector, he led a multi-country, multi-million dollar innovation project providing welfare support to marginalised communities in times of disaster in the Pacific using emerging blockchain technologies for social good.
David has previous senior leadership experience with Aboriginal communities, public sector construction projects, family violence prevention, remote healthcare, community-scale renewable energy projects, cargo logistics, and banking.
He is a Fellow of CPA Australia, graduate of AICD, holds an international MBA from the East China University of Political Science and Law, and an honours degree in Mathematics and Statistics. David is also an experienced Board director, company secretary and mentor.
He is based in Central Victoria.
Jillian Kirwan Lee
Head of Partnerships
Jillian Kirwan Lee has a background in partnership development and relationship management, having developed corporate and channel partnerships across multiple industry segments including foreign exchange, executive development and leadership events with such organisations as OzForex and The Growth Faculty.
Jillian is passionate about the importance of thriving regional and rural communities to Australian society and our economy, and frequently heads out to the wild yonder to enjoy the wide open skies of our remote regions. Jillian and her family are based in Mudgee in NSW.
Sarah Matthee
Climate Solutions Lead
Sarah joined FRRR in August 2017 and is the Lead of our newly formed Climate Solutions Portfolio. She is passionate about the need to adapt and mitigate in response to a changing climate, and strives to ensure communities have agency in decision-making, and the resources they need, to lead a just transition.
In her previous role as General Manager, Partnerships & Services, Sarah focused on supporting FRRR’s partners to facilitate impact across rural, regional and remote Australia. She has extensive experience in the not-for-profit sector, having held a range of volunteer, board and staff roles at environmental, international development and arts organisations. A chemical engineer and lawyer, Sarah has also worked at a global commercial law firm.
Deb Samuels
People Portfolio Lead
Deb joined FRRR in April 2022 as the People Portfolio Lead.
With a career in not-for-profit leadership spanning more than two decades, Deb has extensive experience across executive, fundraising, finance, and program development functions. Her lifelong passion for connecting people with purpose and opportunities can be traced all the way back to her first job as a volunteer camp counsellor and organising campus fundraising events while completing her Business degree at UTS Sydney.
Early in her career, Deb’s passion for travel and unlocking opportunities for young people took her to the US where she spent two decades leading youth-focused not-for-profits, launching the C5 Leaders program providing at-risk youth with leadership and tertiary education opportunities. In early 2018 she returned home to Australia to settle back in regional NSW, immediately diving into not-for-profit work in out of home care, Indigenous mentoring and youth mental health. Before joining the FRRR team, Deb was working with a portfolio of emerging not-for-profit organisations in regional Australia, supporting small teams to build capacity and strategically grow programs and fundraising capability to increase impact and sustainability.
Deb feels very blessed to live in the regional town of Ballina, NSW on the land of the Nyangbul People of the Bundjalung Nation. Outside work you will find her in her happy place walking on Angels beach, volunteering in the community, catching up with friends over coffee, and exploring all the hidden natural and cultural gems across the beautiful Northern Rivers region.
Jill Karena
Head of Granting
Jill joined FRRR in 2021 as Place Lead and became head of Granting in January 2025. In this role, she leads our team of grants management professionals, overseeing processes and systems that support granting, leverage data to inform strategic decision-making and foster organisational learning and development.
Having grown up in a farming community in New Zealand, Jill has lived and worked in rural and regional communities throughout her life. Her strong commitment to strengthening how communities prepare, react and respond to change and crisis, particularly in rural and regional areas, has seen her take the lead on community recovery after major emergencies such as the Black Saturday fires in Bendigo and multiple bushfires in the Macedon Ranges.
Jill has worked in the private and not-for-profit sectors and all levels of government, including 14 years in leadership roles in emergency management and community development in local government. Her previous roles have also included journalism, wool classing and natural resource management. She has a Post Graduate Diploma in Rural and Regional Planning and is a graduate of the LGPRO Executive Leadership Program.
Outside of work, Jill and her partner enjoy life on a rural property in Elphinstone with lots of animals including the Bullmastiffs that she breeds and shows.
Nina O’Brien
Disaster Resilience & Recovery Lead
Nina is passionate about advocating for the people that call regional Australia home and making their communities great places to live. Raised in the Mallee scrub of western South Australia, her skills in strategic thinking, project management, governance, communication, and community engagement position her well to lead the Disaster Resilience & Recovery team at FRRR.
Nina has recently taken on the challenge of studying an MBA and holds a Bachelor of Arts, Graduate Diploma of Community Sector Management, and certificates in Governance and Training and Assessment. She has previously worked in not-for-profit management, community services, regional arts development and local government in South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria. In her spare time, Nina is a practising artist and also volunteers in the Echuca Moama community.
Grant & Develop Team
April Merrick
Programs Manager
(NSW / ACT)
April is the Grants Program Manager for NSW, joining FRRR in July 2021. She brings to the role extensive experience in grant management, application and assessment in both a government and philanthropic context. She is passionate about supporting rural and regional communities to prosper by connecting them to funds, resources and knowledge.
April has previously worked in Local Government, State Government, the Charity sector as an Executive Officer, as an Agronomist and a consultant working with communities across regional NSW and Victoria to improve grant writing skills and governance of community organisations.
Following her passion for organisational governance April has been a director, chairperson and committee member of many Government and community boards and committees.
Outside of work April keeps busy going on adventures with her family camping, kayaking, bushwalking, chilling at the beach and participating in Parkrun. She is an active volunteer in her local community.
Sarah Gradie
Programs Manager
(VIC / TAS / SA)
Sarah is the Grants Program Manager for VIC / TAS / SA, starting with FRRR in February 2024. Sarah brings to the role extensive community development and community engagement experience with various positions held with local government and not-for-profit organisations, focusing on marginalised communities, including, vulnerable older people, gender equity, gender-based violence, disability and LGBTQIA+.
Fundamental to Sarah’s working ethos is social equity and positive social outcomes and supporting grass root community led projects and initiatives. Sarah has a love of connecting people with tools and resources that remove barriers and deliver broad community benefits.
Sarah lives on Djaara Country with her young family and enjoys the peace that living in central Victoria brings.
Marjolein Righarts
Programs Manager
(QLD / NT / WA)
Marjolein is the Rebuilding Rural Communities Facilitation & Communication Officer, joining in April 2022. She brings over a decade of experience in grants applications and contract management, stakeholder engagement, communications, and research.
Prior to joining FRRR she was in the University sector in New Zealand, working with researchers to attain and manage grant funding from across government, philanthropic and private sectors. She also has experience in State Government and the private sector.
Marjolein lives in the Whitsundays with her family. Outside of work she loves exploring new parts of Australia, bush walking, reading, and spending time with her kids.
Jeanice Henderson
In a Good Place Program Manager
Jeanice is responsible for leading several targeted national and issues-based programs. Since joining FRRR in 2010, she has managed a wide variety of grant programs and has a wealth of knowledge on a diverse range of issues in rural, regional and remote communities.
Prior to joining FRRR, Jeanice’s experience included records management, historical research and community heritage, events management, grants management and working in early childhood social-emotional development programs. She has been a dedicated early childhood and primary school extension program volunteer and regular contributor to music programs in local aged care facilities. Jeanice travels off the bitumen whenever possible, to explore and support rural and remote communities.
Melanie Morgan
Grant Operations Coordinator
Melanie joined FRRR in April 2022 as the Grants Officer for Rebuilding Rural Communities, and now assumes responsibility for overseeing all granting operations across the organisation.
Prior to joining FRRR she completed a Master of Information Studies full time and is excited to be able to work in the philanthropic sector and contribute to helping communities develop and thrive. She has over 15 years of experience in local government, library services, stakeholder engagement, youth services, and research.
Melanie has lived in regional areas all her life, and currently lives in Dubbo NSW with family, a German Shepherd named Loki and what seems like innumerable cats. When she is not working, Melanie enjoys reading, movies, gardening, dog obedience training, photography and writing.
Vivienne McCrory
Grants Officer
(VIC / TAS / SA)
Vivienne joined FRRR in October 2017 as a Grants Officer. She has a background working in community-based organisations in areas of emergency services, homeless programs and migrant settlement.
Vivienne has extensive experience in program administration and supporting volunteers throughout regional Victoria.
Julia Kendall
Grants Officer
(NSW / ACT)
Amanda Gunders
Grants Officer
(QLD / NT / WA)
Amanda joined the FRRR team in 2024 as a Grants Officer. Prior to joining FRRR her background consisted of program coordination in the disability sector, with a strong focus on community engagement, education and building grassroot community connection opportunities.
Amanda lives in North West Tasmania with her family and enjoys rural living. In her spare time, she is a disability advocate who supports a volunteer peer network throughout Tasmania.
Lauren Ryan
Youth Futures Manager
Lauren joined FRRR in July 2021 and is our Youth Futures Manager. In her role she is responsible for coordinating our ABC Partnership Programs which includes the Takeover Youth Catalyst Grants, Heywire Youth Innovation Grants and the Sally Foundation Trailblazers Development Fund. Lauren also delivers the VFFF and FRRR partnership program, Backing the Future in QLD and NSW.
Lauren has a background in rural and regional economic development, having worked in tourism and economic development in local government and the not-for-profit sector. Lauren loves a good volunteer role whether it be a sport committee or volunteer jobs that utilise her sector experience, from community event committees to judging in the NSW Tourism Awards.
Working remotely, Lauren lives in Deniliquin with her partner and two young girls. In her spare time, she can be found on the netball court, travelling, or taking up a new crafting hobby.
Steph Pearson
Youth Futures Program Officer
Steph joined the FRRR team in September 2024, bringing extensive experience working with young people and communities across the social enterprise and grassroots NGO space in Australia and Indonesia.
She previously served on the VFFF’s inaugural Youth Advisory Committee for the Backing the Future grant program, now delivered in partnership with FRRR.
At FRRR, Steph is committed to empowering young people as emerging changemakers in remote, rural and regional communities through the Youth Futures portfolio, including the evolving Backing the Future grants and our ABC Partnership Programs.
Outside of her work with FRRR, Steph is a dedicated native plant advocate, bird watcher, conservation volunteer and Swiftie. Originally from the big sky country of the Western Downs in Queensland, she now resides on Kabi Kabi and Jinibara country on the Sunshine Coast.
Lisa Jarvis
Grants Officer (Place Portfolio)
Lisa joined FRRR as a grants officer in 2024. Prior to that Lisa worked as a community development officer in local government and the not-for-profit sector.
She has utilised the arts, creating events and community planning models to facilitate community led actions and outcomes. Lisa loves hearing the stories that people and communities can share to inspire and learn from. She also loves to hear a community choir in full song!
Lisa lives in a small community in south-west Victoria that is home to a wide range of regenerative farmers, food producers and artists. She enjoys growing garlic, flowers and plants for the local market.
Joanna Kemp
Investing in Rural Community Futures Program Manager – Victoria
Jo has more than fifteen years experience in the community development and social services sector, working in both local government and not for profit settings. During this time she has facilitated successful programs engaging a broad range of stakeholders including schools, businesses, government and community organisations. Her work has had a strong emphasis on supporting culturally and linguistically diverse communities living in Victoria.
Jo commenced with FRRR in August 2018, and is the Program Manager for IRCF Victoria. In her previous role as Philanthropic Services Manager, she was responsible for looking after Not-for-Profit Fundraising Accounts, Giving Sub-Funds and Community Foundations, as well as advisory / consulting services.
Jo is passionate about building local capacity and enabling individuals and community groups to achieve positive change through a community development approach. She lives with her family in the small town of Macedon.
Carolyn Ardler
Investing in Rural Community Futures Program Manager – South Coast
Carolyn joined FRRR in 2022 as the IRCF Program Manager for the South Coast, and brings a diverse skill set to support community development and empowerment.
Carolyn’s experience is varied across local and state government and she has delivered corporate services and program management within the Commonwealth for 15 years. Working across many facets as a public servant in the Office of Rural Health and the Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health throughout the Northern Territory, Carolyn has extensive knowledge of remote and rural Australia.
Carolyn has a passion for community-driven capacity building and development. Carolyn lives with her husband and young daughter on Yuin country on the South Coast, and enjoys all the outdoors can offer.
Emily Duffield
Investing in Rural Community Futures Program Officer
Emily joined FRRR in October 2024, bringing experience from the not-for-profit sector. Passionate about creating sustainable, people-level impact, Emily is excited to contribute to the ICRF programs in Victoria and NSW, supporting meaningful change in the partner communities.
Emily holds a degree in Mathematics and is nearing the completion of her second degree in Public Health and Health Promotion. She has an interest in climate change, sustainability in healthcare for rural Australia, and fostering long-term community-led social wellbeing outcomes in remote regions.
Currently based in Geelong on Wadawurrung Country, Emily grew up in Perth, WA. Outside of work, she is a passionate AFL fan, fiercely barracking for the Fremantle Dockers. She loves spending time with her border collie at the beach or hanging out with her small army of cats.
Deanne Cavalier
Place Program Coordinator
Deanne moved into the role of Place Program Coordinator in August 2021, and prior to that, she managed the Tackling Tough Times Together program. Dea commenced with FRRR in 2019, and has over ten years experience in corporate philanthropic and community investment in a number of organisations and state government, with a focus on grant programs, employee volunteering and engagement.
Deanne grew up on a farm near the small town of Wycheproof in north-western Victoria, and remains connected to primary producers with her ongoing involvement at the local Bendigo farmers market. She is passionate about building capacity in regional communities to enable them to thrive. Deanne lives in Bendigo with her husband and three busy boys.
Nancy Sposato
Disaster Resilient: Future Ready Program Manager
Nancy Sposato leads the Disaster Resilient: Future Ready program that is currently operating in VIC and QLD. Prior to taking on this role, Nancy was working with the Investing in Rural Community Futures team to support local not-for-profits in NSW.
Nancy‘s professional career kicked off as a Melbourne-based physical theatre performer and director, working with high profile arts organisations whilst developing independent contemporary theatre projects. Out of necessity Nancy honed her administrative, publicity and grant writing capabilities to support her ongoing arts practice and collaboration.
Since relocating to Nambucca Heads, Nancy repurposed her story telling skill set to support not-for-profits and community groups to enhance their profiles and thereby engagement.
Nancy maintains a community engaged creative practice through a recent focus in Creative Recovery to support the bushfire impacted residents of the Nambucca Valley.
Kate Nolan
Program Manager
(FDF Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative)
Kate’s role as the Program Manager for the FDF Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative involves overseeing and managing the six initiative elements. Kate joined FRRR in 2018 as a Grants Officer before moving into the role of Grants Operations Coordinator.
She has a background in heritage management for not-for-profit and government organisations with an emphasis on community planning and development.
Kate is passionate about capacity building of community groups, fostering pride of place and supporting community ownership of revitalisation endeavours from inception.
Kate has experience applying for and administering grants and has lived in Bendigo since 2010.
Vacant
Program Coordinator (FDF Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative)
Vacant
Coordinator Community Engagement
(FDF Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative)
Fiona Bradshaw
Coordinator Community Engagement
(FDF Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative)
Fiona joined the FRRR team in 2019 as a Grants Officer with the Tackling Tough Times Together Program, and moved into the Philanthropic Services team in 2021. In October 2022, Fiona took on the role of Coordinator Community Engagement.
Coming from an administration and projects background, Fiona also brings with her personal experiences living in Central Western NSW and has recently returned to the Bendigo region to live. Fiona has been a community leader for a number of years and is passionate about creating opportunity, contributing to developing resilient communities, working together to better achieve and encourage community ownership.
Brooke Williams
Evaluation and Impact Coordinator, FDF HRCPD Initiative
Brooke commenced with FRRR in August 2021 as the Disaster Resilience and Recovery Grant Support Officer, and is now the Evaluation and Impact Coordinator on the Future Drought Fund Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative. She has qualifications in Social Work & Social Planning and has extensive experience in the community services sector working for government agencies as well as not-for-profit organisations.
Brooke has primarily worked in case management, coordination and project management roles where she has supported individuals, families and communities to achieve positive outcomes. She maintains a strong connection to rural living having been raised in a farming community in the West Wimmera, and has spent her career working across the Loddon Mallee Region whilst living in Bendigo.
Ruth Stevens
Grants Officer
(FDF Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative)
Ruth joined FRRR in 2023 as the Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative Grants Officer. In her role, she supports the HRCPD team, grantees and applicants. She has previously worked in State Government including Emergency Services and Local Land Services.
Ruth is passionate about supporting rural, regional and remote communities and enjoys interacting with local leaders. She grew up on property in the Riverina and has always lived and worked in remote communities.
Her personal experience with drought in NSW and QLD ensures she has a great understanding of the real issues that rural communities face in times of drought.
Ruth is based in Cobar and outside work, enjoys photography and spending time with her family and her animals.
Jaclyn Troy
Grants Officer
(Parental Leave)
Jaclyn joined the FRRR team in 2022 as a Grants Officer. Prior to Joining FRRR her experience included Office Management, Community Engagement, Program Coordinating, Early Childhood Education, and she has been involved in volunteer work throughout the Heathcote and Bendigo region. Jaclyn also has a strong customer service background.
Outside of work Jaclyn loves being a mum to her 3 young children, taking them on adventures, reading and spending time with friends and family. She is currently on parental leave.
Partnerships and Services Team
Jai Allison
Insights & Impact Measurement Manager
Jai Allison has supported communities confronting change for more than 20 years in places ranging from remote Northern Territory homelands and the Blue Mountains to the Northern Rivers of NSW.
Jai learned much of what he knows about what makes communities tick through living in those communities and while volunteering and working with stakeholders from informal groups, civil society, through to tertiary education, industry and government. This experience has given Jai the nous to facilitate win-win outcomes and a humility to learn in public. As a reformed environmental engineer, plucky geographer and die-hard facilitator, Jai loves connecting people with existing strengths, skills, knowledges to learn, while doing by turning insights into action.
Jai grew up on and is now raising his family in the hinterland of Biripi country, on the Mid-North Coast of NSW, where they are busy regenerating an old timber mill on the banks of the beautiful Ellenbourgh River.
Carolyn Munckton
Supporter Specialist
Carolyn Munckton comes to FRRR with extensive knowledge and experience in the philanthropy and for purpose sectors. She has worked in the philanthropy team at Equity Trustees, was General Manager of the Benevolent Trust at the Victoria Women’s Trust, and spent three years with The Funding Network contributing to growing its reach in Victoria.
After 30 years of living in Melbourne, Carolyn returned to her childhood roots and now lives part-time in Avenel where she contributes to many community organisations and is strategic adviser to the Seymour District Charitable Fund.
Carolyn holds a Master of Social Investment and Philanthropy.
Regina Cruickshank
Partnerships Specialist (WA)
Regina supports FRRR as the WA Partnerships Specialist. With over two decades of experience in partnerships and marketing, she has a deep understanding of Western Australia’s social impact landscape. She brings a strong passion for leveraging purpose-built networks to create positive change.
Regina previously worked with Playgroup WA and founded a Health Promotion Charity dedicated to supporting Social Emotional wellbeing for underserved communities. She’s excited about the opportunity to connect with partners and explore ways to make a meaningful difference in WA.
She lives in Perth with her family and enjoys mindful moments of connection to Country, whether on horseback, on foot or underwater.
Danielle Griffin
Philanthropic Services Manager, Corporate
Danielle manages the Giving Sub-Funds of corporate donors to deliver tailored grant rounds for targeted impact. Danielle helps to develop partnerships that will connect corporate Australia to the needs of rural, regional and remote communities.
Prior to joining the FRRR, Danielle’s business and community partnership experience has included working with the Australia Red Cross on national and international projects, and other NFP roles in the arts, education and health. She is proud of working in the third sector to enable meaningful outcomes through community engagement that seeks a shared understanding and benefit for everyone involved.
In her free time, Danielle enjoys the written word in many forms, and both visual and performing arts, escaping outdoors and overseas to hike or play in water.
Hayley Troy
Philanthropic Services Officer
Hayley Troy is one of FRRR’s Philanthropic Services Officers. She joined the team in 2016 and is responsible for managing our CRM and providing support to the team, as required. Her role is focused on donor information management, fundraising support and donor care and stewardship.
She also works with the Back to School team on administering the Back to School program. Previously, she has worked in retail and hospitality management across the Bendigo and Heathcote region. Outside of work, Hayley loves photography, concerts and cheering on her beloved Essendon Bombers.
Jane Crane
Philanthropic Services Officer, Corporate
Jane joined FRRR in May 2021 to work as a Grants Officer, and now supports the Corporate Philanthropic Services Manager. She has a background in agriculture with a strong affinity for regional and rural people.
Jane grew up on a sheep and cattle family farm in North-East Victoria and completed a degree in Agriculture Science at The University of Melbourne. This has been followed by roles in agriculture research, communication and event management. She is keenly interested in supporting rural communities.
Jane has lived in Bendigo since the early 2000’s and has 3 children currently in secondary school. Outside of work she enjoys bush walking, camping, reading and watching her kids play sport.
Corporate Services Team
Anna Palmer
People and Culture Manager
Based in Central Victoria, Anna is a senior Human Resources, Organisation Development and Industrial Relations professional, with significant private and public sector experience across every facet of people and culture leadership.
Her most recent roles have been with Don KR in Castlemaine and Mount Alexander Shire Council. She has also held senior HR roles with Victoria Legal Aid and the TAC among many others.
From Mildura originally, Anna has postgraduate qualifications in Change Management and a Masters in Organisation Dynamics.
Anna is currently completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts to balance her creative pursuits and work as an HR professional.
Philippa Twaddle
Management Accountant
Carolyn McMillan
Executive Assistant and Business Operations Coordinator
Carolyn joined the FRRR team in March 2017, and is responsible for providing executive support to the CEO, effective coordination of the FRRR office and general administrative support to the management team. A key responsibility is supporting the administration of FRRR’s Donation Account Services.
She has over fifteen years’ experience working in local government in the Tourism and Arts Sector, Civic and Event Management and Community engagement.
Carolyn has a Bachelor of Arts in Librarianship, majoring in psychology, and grew up on farming communities in Cohuna and Echuca and currently lives in Bendigo.
Sylvia Perez
Information Management Officer
Sylvia is our Information Management Officer and has responsibility for data management and analysis, keeping track of the information and systems that FRRR draws upon. She joined the team in August 2011 as Administration Officer.
Having previously worked in a range of different organisations, from Government Departments, to Minister’s Offices, as well as in health and retail, and within large corporations, Sylvia brings a wealth of practical administrative experience. She also has a strong customer service background.
Loralee Luckett
Finance Officer
Loralee commenced as the Finance Officer for FRRR in 2011, Loralee is contracted to FRRR for two days per week, although is fully considered one of the FRRR Team. Using MYOB accounting software, Loralee takes care of all financial matters for FRRR including Payroll, accounts payable and receivables, donation receipts, budgeting, general ledger, banking and reconciliations in accordance with legislative requirements and organisational policies and strategies. On the remaining weekdays when Loralee is not in the FRRR office, she assists other businesses with their finance and bookkeeping requirements, including several other Not for Profit entities. When not attending to bookkeeping and finance matters, Loralee enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, cooking and camping.
JAW Communications
Communications Consultants
JAW Communications supports FRRR with marketing and communication. With many of the team raised in country Australia, they understand the issues facing rural and regional Australia and have been working with us since 2012.
