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Our Board


Jani Baker

Interim Chair

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  • Chair of the Client & Workforce Wellbeing Committee
  • Member of the CEO & Director Oversight Committee

An experienced Executive and Senior Manager in both large public and for purpose organisations, Jani has developed specific expertise and proven skills in strategy, governance, stakeholder engagement and leadership. She has a background in Health and Aged Care Services in the public and private sector in Australia. Jani has highly developed interpersonal skills and proven abilities in liaising and consulting at Executive and Board levels.






Sue Imgraben

Deputy Chair

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  • Member of the Client & Workforce Wellbeing Committee

Sue consults to the health sector applying her experience as a senior health executive to support health service providers to manage risk, realise commercial opportunities and improve their clinical practice and systems.

Sue has a career spanning 43 years in both South Australian public sector and private not-for-profit-environment, with 10 years as CEO of a successful not-for-profit Private Hospital. She has expertise in clinical and corporate governance, strategic planning, delivery of patient centred care, developing high reliability organisational culture, plus systems and policy development within complex organisations. Sue has strong customer and key stakeholder relationship development.

She is an effective and resilient change practitioner, with ability to maintain collaborative relationships whilst ensuring optimum patient care outcomes. She has strong business acumen, leadership, interpersonal and team development skills gained within varied team and executive work environments.




Matt King

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  • Chair of the Finance & Audit Committee
  • Member of the CEO & Director Oversight Committee

Expertise:

  • External audit, assurance and financial reporting
  • Corporate governance
  • Not-for-profits

Matthew has a Bachelor of Commerce qualification, and is a Registered Company Auditor as well as a Fellow of the Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand. He is a Partner in a firm of Chartered Accountants and Advisors, having had the experiences of leading the firm’s audit division and serving as the firm’s Chief Financial Officer. He has also worked for a large ASX listed company, and therefore has extensive understandings of the practical issues faced by businesses when managing budgets. Matthew’s experience, in addition, includes working with human service organisations and he has demonstrated a commitment to serving the not-for-profit sector.


Levi Mitchell

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  • Chair of the Governance & Risk Committee

Expertise:

  • Corporate Governance
  • Risk & Compliance
  • Project Management

Levi joined the Lighthouse Disability board in 2019. Levi is an experienced strategic, commercially minded governance executive and a professional non-executive director. His focus is on identifying opportunities to support organisations preserve and enhance value by utilising governance and effective risk management to improve decision making and maximising business opportunities.

Levi is a ‘Fellow’ of the Governance Institute of Australia, a ‘Fellow’ of the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance, and a ‘Graduate’ of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Levi holds a Master of Laws specialising in enterprise governance and a Master of Business Administration, as well as qualifications in governance, risk and compliance, financial crime, and insurance.


Anna Nolan GAICD, FCA

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  • Member of the Finance & Audit Committee

Anna is the Chief Financial Officer at Radiology SA and during her career has worked in the UK, Netherlands and France. With her passion for the Health care sector, she was previously the Chief Financial Officer of The Hospital Research Foundation. She has also held senior leadership positions in listed global companies, BOC Gases and France Telecom and, prior to this worked for KPMG in London.

Her experience spans across heath care, manufacturing, technology, banking, retail and the charitable sectors. Her roles have included risk management, technical security, fraud, revenue assurance, strategic planning, business advisory, financial management, tax consulting and audit.

Anna is a Fellow of the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, as well as, a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales. She is also a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Anna was Chair of the Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) SA/NT Council in 2019 and was a member of the Diversity and Inclusion Panel of CA ANZ from 2012 to 2018.


Craig Haymes

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  • Member of the Governance & Risk Committee

Craig has over 30 years of executive and non-executive leadership experience in multinational environments including Australia, Canada and USA.

He has built a reputation for outstanding business, operations and sustainability performance, corporate governance, strategic innovation and technology, project, risk and cost management, joint venture, merger, growth and commercial strategies, organisation transformations, enrichment of cultures, the development of organisational talent and capabilities, environmental protection, health and wellbeing and volunteering in the community.

Craig is an inclusive leader, who works with integrity and passion, and is accomplished at networking and influencing without authority by collaboratively engaging with governments, regulators, joint venture partners, customers, employees, the community, NFP organisations and key external stakeholders.


Karen Hunt

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  • Member of the Governance & Risk Committee
  • Member of the CEO & Director Oversight Committee

Karen has extensive experience in health and higher education, and is currently Director: Higher and International Education with the State Government. She brings expertise in stakeholder management, policy, service delivery, communication, mental health and community engagement.

Karen has a Bachelor of Behavioural Science from Flinders University, majoring in psychology and disability studies, and a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration from UniSA. She is a Director of UnitingSA Ltd and UnitingSA Housing Ltd and is a graduate and member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a ProSci Certified Change Practitioner.


In Memory of Brenton Wright

Brenton Wright

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In memory of Brenton Wright who passed away on 2nd November 2017.

Lighthouse Disability were privileged to have had Brenton Wright as Chair for more than 2 years and Director for more than 3 years. During this time Brenton led us through significant change. He was much admired and respected for his expertise, intellect and strong sense of purpose. Above all we valued him for who he was; a vibrant personality, engaging, irreverent and clear about things that mattered.

Thank you to Brenton's family who requested that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Lighthouse Disability. We are very grateful for this generosity. Thank you also to the many people who have honoured the memory of Brenton by making a donation.

Lighthouse Disability Constitution

The Board operates in accordance with the Constitution of Lighthouse Disability Ltd. The Constitution is the set of principles and rules by which we are governed.

Consumer Reference Group

The Board of Lighthouse Disability values input from a sub-committee called the Consumer Reference Group that provides an important form of guidance.

The Group comprises several of our clients who meet once per month to receive and consider feedback from houses about positive initiatives as well as things that are of concern.

Family Advisory Committee

As a sub-committee of the Board, the Family Advisory Committee (FAC) provides important information to the Senior Leadership Team and Board of Lighthouse Disability in relation to what is working well, as well as points of concern about our service delivery. We are committed to improving outcomes for our customers, and the feedback from families is therefore very valuable.

The Senior Leadership Team and Board consult with the FAC in relation to new initiatives, and the committee also takes an advocacy role in relation to matters of concern by writing to key people to express its views - together with suggestions about how problems might be addressed.

Meetings take place on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 1pm-2:30pm. New members are warmly welcomed.

“Lighthouse Disability is a great place to work. It’s been clear since day one that the focus is always on the person that we are supporting.”

Nick, Staff Member

“I have enjoyed my time as a volunteer and appreciate your support provided over the last two years. Thank you very much!”

Mihir, Volunteer

“Lighthouse Disability is a positive organisation to be part of. They make my life easier.”

Gerry, Client


— Gill, Parent of a Client

“Lighthouse Disability staff are all amazingly dedicated and our family appreciate all that the team do.”

Madeleine, Sister of a Client