Our Board

Dale joined the Mosaic Board in 2022 and brings more than 25 years of senior commercial and executive leadership experience across the property, funds management, not-for-profit and healthcare sectors. He has extensive experience in corporate strategy, financial management, governance, risk, capital management and operational leadership, together with a strong understanding of the responsibilities and accountabilities of directors in complex organisations.

Dale is currently CFO and Head of Operations of a diverse, privately owned investment group, where he has responsibility for financial strategy, operational performance, risk management and business oversight. Through his previous involvement in not-for-profit organisations and disability housing developments, Dale has developed a strong understanding of the operating environment, opportunities and challenges facing the disability services sector. He is committed to ensuring that Mosaic remains well governed and strategically positioned to continue to deliver high-quality, person-centred services and positive outcomes for the people and communities it supports.

As Chair, Dale brings a combination of commercial acumen, governance discipline, strategic leadership and a strong commitment to Mosaic’s purpose and long-term sustainability.

Kim has four decades of experience in health and human services working in policy, planning, evaluation and management roles. He has spent much of the last two decades studying programs and services that seek to improve the life chances of vulnerable families and children.

Much of the emphasis in this work has been on elaborating the benefits of early, flexible intervention to a person’s life course. Kim has also worked in the tertiary sector as a lecturer 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 established to address early life vulnerability in the Eastern Metropolitan region of Perth.

Kim’s doctoral studies focussed on health sector governance and the practices that optimise organisational outcomes. Kim also has a post-graduate qualification in business.

Jackie is a senior banking and finance lawyer with over 19 years' experience working in private practice in London, New York, South Africa and Australia. She currently works in the Perth office of an international law firm.

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.

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 General Manager Strategy & Corporate Development for an ASX listed mining services contracting company. He holds a Master of Commerce, Bachelor of Business and a Post Graduate Diploma in Business. He has undertaken the AICD’s Company Directors Course.

David is passionate about creating enduring positive social change.

Virginia Miltrup is an accomplished Chief Executive Officer and Company Director with a strong record of leading organisations through complex change. She brings a strategic, customer-centred approach to improving performance, strengthening culture, and delivering measurable outcomes for communities and stakeholders.

As Chief Executive Officer of the City of Karratha, Virginia draws on extensive executive experience, including her tenure as Executive Director, Community & Business Services at the City of Vincent. She has led Strategy, Corporate Services, and Operational functions across government and industry, and has worked in a number of complex multi-national companies.

Her career includes senior roles delivering major transformation programs at CBH Group, Synergy, Unisys, and Thomson Reuters, giving her a depth of experience across governance, operational excellence, and organisational reform.

A third-generation local government executive, Virginia is deeply committed to the role of local government in shaping strong, resilient communities. She is passionate about driving improvement for both the City and the broader sector.

Virginia holds a Master of Leadership and Management, a Bachelor of Commerce, and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. She is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management and a Certified Member of the Australian Human Resources Institute.

Virginia has recently stepped down as the Local Government Grants Commissioner, governing the allocation of $400m in Federal Grants to Western Australian Local Governments. She is also a Board Trustee for the 100 Women charity, delivering over $200K annually to projects supporting the wellbeing of women and girls in Australia and overseas.