Our Board

Virginia is an experienced Executive and Company Director with expertise in supporting businesses to adapt and align to emerging realities. She has a passion for bringing customer-centric thinking to the improvement of business performance.

Virginia is the Chief Executive Officer of the City of Karratha, having previously served as the Executive Director, Community & Business Services at the City of Vincent. She has lead Strategy, Corporate Services and Operational teams, across the public and private sectors. She has also led transformative programs at the CBH Group, Synergy, Unisys and Thomson Reuters. She holds a Master of Leadership and Management, Bachelor of Commerce, and a Graduate Diploma from the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

In addition to the Chair of Mosaic Community Care, Virginia is the Chair of 100 Women and the former Chair of International Art Space.

Leanne is an experienced accounting, finance and governance professional having held senior positions across the resources and biotech sector. She brings a wealth of experience to the Board in financial analysis, strategic planning, budgeting and forecasting, risk management practices and governance.

Leanne holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Law, is a fellow of both the Institute of Chartered Accountants and Institute of Governance, and is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Having personal experience with family members with an intellectual disability, Leanne is passionate about inclusion, and assisting people with disability services through her own connection with the sector.

Leanne currently holds the position of Chief Financial Officer at ClinicIQ Pharmaceuticals, and is a member of the Finance, Audit & Risk Board Committee for Gymnastics (WA). In addition to being the Treasurer, Leanne is the Chair of the Board's Finance and Audit Committee.

Kim has four decades of experience in health and human services working in policy, planning and evaluation and management roles. He has spent much of the last two decades undertaking studies looking at programs and services that seek to improve the life chances of vulnerable families and children in WA. Much of the emphasis in this work has been on models of person-centred practice and on the substantial benefits of early, flexible intervention to the life course. Kim has also worked in the tertiary sector as an educator in public health.

For almost 20 years, Kim has had first-hand experience of the disability sector, first as a citizen advocate and more recently as a guardian. He has prior board experience in a community organisation that was established to address early life vulnerability in the Eastern Metropolitan region of Perth.

Kim’s doctoral studies looked at health sector governance and the specifics of practice that optimise critical organisational outcomes. Kim also has a post-graduate qualification in business.

Kim is the Chair of the Board's Community Engagement and Safeguarding Committee.

Dale joined the Mosaic Board in 2022 and brings over 25 years of senior commercial experience in the property, funds management, not for-profit and healthcare sectors.

He is currently the CFO and Head of Operations for a diverse, privately owned property firm and through his previous involvement with disability housing projects and supports has gained an understanding of the challenges facing the disability support sector.

David is a senior executive with deep experience in the mining, manufacturing, retail, consulting and not-for-profit sectors.

He brings to the Board commercial and strategic growth expertise and is focused on making a tangible difference in shaping the organisation’s growth.

David is the Chief Strategy and Corporate Development Officer for an ASX listed mining services company. He is passionate about creating positive social change.

Jackie is a senior banking and finance lawyer with over 19 years' experience working in private practice in London, South Africa and Australia.

She has also worked as in-house counsel at a major financial institution. Jackie has extensive experience advising corporate clients on a range of matters including regulatory compliance, risk advisory and board governance issues.

Jackie is an enthusiastic participant in her law firm's pro bono practice and frequently advises First Nations peoples in relation to WA-specific tribunal applications.