Mr Michael Lane BEc FCA GAICD
Ms Marina Pullin
Marina Pullin is a multi- award-winning entrepreneur, philanthropist, and company director recognised for her leadership, innovation, and impact across diverse industries. She founded and scaled MCBI into a leading workforce development company before successfully
Michael is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. He has been a Principal at Pitcher Partners for more than 30 years, specialising in advising family-owned businesses on commercial matters, finance, succession planning, and taxation. Michael was a Director
exiting, and went on to establish Jungal, an award-winning global digital marketplace redefining how professional services are discovered, connected, and engaged. Marina is also the founder of The Here for Good Foundation Inc., a national charity addressing family and domestic violence that has grown into a proud employer, creating meaningful social impact jobs while strengthening community engagement. She has served on numerous boards including Orana, the Australian Institute of Project Management, and Winnovation, reflecting her deep commitment to governance and community advancement. A holder of multiple technology patents, a published author, and a sought-after keynote speaker on organisational performance, Marina is passionate about building well-managed organisations that are truly aligned with their mission. Recognised through the Optus Business Women’s Awards and the Winnovation Awards, Marina continues to champion genuine innovation, shape the future of ethical work in Australia and beyond, and help build resilient organisations that deliver measurable results for the communities they serve. Visitor The Most Reverend Geoffrey Smith BA DipTeach ThDip MPhil MTh GradCertMin GradCertExecLead Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia The Primate is the President of
and Chairman of the Wyndham Richardson Tertiary Student Care Trust and a committee representative on several sporting clubs and foundations. He is Chairman of AnglicareSA’s Finance Committee, having served as a member of that Committee for six years. He is a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a Director of several companies located in South Australia and Victoria. Michael also sits on an Advisory Board of a private equity fund located in the United States.
Associate Professor Angela Evans AM PhD FFPM RCPS(Glasg)
Angela has been a private practice owner/clinician for 30 years, as well as a university academic. Her current non-executive director roles are with the Australian Podiatry Association (Vice-President), and AnglicareSA. Other roles include RCPSG Sustainability Committee, President of PGC-Seymour College
Old Collegians Association, and Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem. Previously, she has been Chair of The Magdalene Centre committee, Sports Medicine Australia (SA) Executive, Director at St Mark’s College, People’s Warden and Deputy Chair of Adelaide’s St Peter’s Anglican Cathedral Council, and Diocesan Council. Angela’s volunteer history includes NGO international aid projects, national medical and scientific committees, and medical programs at Olympic, Commonwealth, and Special Olympic Games.
the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Australia. In between Synods, he is also President of the Standing Committee of the General Synod, which is elected by the General Synod to take responsibility for the affairs of the General Synod in between General Synod sessions.
Mr John Wenzel BBus
John was Finance Director and General Manager for a major architectural practice for 27 years, during which time it grew from 30 people to more than 400, with offices throughout Australia and Asia Pacific. He later worked with several companies in services and not-for-profit sectors as a
The current Primate is the Archbishop of Adelaide, The Most Reverend Geoffrey Smith who is the 10th Bishop and fifth Archbishop of Adelaide and Metropolitan of South Australia. His initial six-year term as Primate commenced on 7 April 2020. Geoff has served as a parish priest on the Gold Coast, Ballina, Sawtell, Lismore, Port Macquarie, and Papua New Guinea and was national director of the Anglican Board of Mission Australia for five years. After becoming a bishop in 2007, Geoff was Bishop of the Southern Region in the Diocese of Brisbane until 2013. He has a significant interest in missiology and governance and has served as a member of four Anglican school councils.
non-executive director assisting in areas such as strategic planning and merger and acquisition. He also worked with the Federal Government as Chairman of the SA Services Export Development Committee. John holds a Bachelor of Business from the University of South Australia.
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