Pauline is an accomplished international economist, investment strategist, Chair and Non-Executive Director with a wealth of experience across a broad portfolio of Board positions in the mining and resources sector, financial technology, profit-for-purpose and Fast Moving Consumer Goods industry. Pauline brings a sharp focus to strategy, risk, and governance. She is currently Interim Executive Chair of The Sustainable Nutrition Group Ltd (ASX:TSN), Non-Executive Chair of Kalgoorlie Gold Mining Ltd (ASX: KAL)  and a Non-Executive Director of Ardiden Ltd (ASX: ADV) where she chairs the Audit and Risk Committee and Remuneration and Nomination Committee.

Pam has 40 years of experience engaging in strategy, business development, governance and risk management in the non for profit sector, holding Masters degrees in Business and Education from the University of South Australia. Pam also has a keen interest in the dynamics of high performing teams and partnerships across diverse educational contexts, spanning school, TAFE and university contexts.

Brian is a project executive with extensive experience in the infrastructure and construction industry.  Brian’s diverse experience includes the delivery and putting into service projects in rail and road transport infrastructure, health infrastructure, retail developments, residential and commercial high rise developments.  Brian also has a strong social conscience that drives him to be actively involved in community-based organisations and educational institutions where he can provide benefit to the organisations, their members and the broader community.

Mr White is an Iman descendent who grew up and was schooled in the Rockhampton Region. He is currently the Director of Sector Engagement and Communications with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service in Brisbane.  He has worked in government for more than 15 years, in roles that have involved policy development, program management, human resources and service delivery. He has extensive experience working with Queensland Government agencies in the areas of Small Business, Communities, Child Safety, Multicultural Affairs and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities. He is currently a member of the Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Group,  currently on the board of the Police Citizens Youth Club Queensland, a specialist Director with Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health. He is very passionate about being able to ensure that our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities get access to Educational settings that improve outcomes for our future generations.

Dr Vin Thomas taught in Christian Brothers’ schools for thirteen years, including eight years at Rostrevor College before being appointed to the leadership position of Deputy Principal for six years at Christian Brothers College, Adelaide. He was then appointed principal of a diocesan secondary school, Gleeson College, which he led for six years, before being appointed an Assistant Director Of Catholic Education SA (CESA) initially with responsibility for education and curriculum services and then for finance, planning, capital development, HR, legal, industrial relations and technology. He retired after serving two years as deputy director of CESA. During his professional life he was a marker, setter and Chief Examiner for Australian History with the SA Certificate of Education Board, served on a number of both state and national bodies including as a deputy member of the Education and Early Childhood Services Registration and Standards Board of SA (EECSRSB) and as a member of both the Planning and the Advisory Committees for Non-Government Schools. He has served as a member and a deputy member of several superannuation funds, including NGS Super. Since retiring full-time he consulted for the EECSRSB in the registration of non-government schools and has chaired the Rostrevor College SAC and is a member of the Nazareth Catholic College Advisory Board.

Fellow of CPA Australia, Graduate of Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).

Karen has extensive experience in public and not for profit organisations, including over 10 years in corporate services leadership roles in the school education sector. Through her varied career involving management roles in human resources, internal and external audit, transport, education and community services’ policy development, financial management and as a school business executive/company secretary, Karen brings a broad range of strategic financial, critical incident management, policy development and human resource management skills to the Colleges Board.

With a key professional interest in board and committee effectiveness, strategy, and performance, Karen is deeply committed to the mission and values of catholic education and optimising the inter-connected aspects of effective corporate governance throughout EREA Colleges.

Pam Betts served as Executive Director of the Catholic Education in the Archdiocese of Brisbane from 2013-21. She has over forty years of experience in Catholic education as a secondary teacher in both systemic and religious institute schools. She worked with the Queensland Catholic Education Commission and Edmund Rice Education Australia before her appointment to the role of Director of Administrative Services and subsequent appointment as Executive Director of Brisbane Catholic Education.

Juanita has many years of experience in Kindergarten to Year 12 education leadership, having held executive roles in the Department of Education, Western Australia, the School Curriculum and Standards Authority, and teaching in regional and metropolitan schools. Juanita holds a Master of Education (Policy and Administration), is a member of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority Board, and is Chair of the Australasian Curriculum, Assessment and Certification Authorities' vocational education and training committee.