Colin has spent several years working in the private sector with roles in Business Development and General Management. His work has seen him spend time in China as well as travelling throughout Australia. More recently Colin worked in the community support area where he gained a greater appreciation of the community sector and an apetite to take on a leadership role within the sector. Colin has a Diploma In Corporate Management (Chartered Secretaries Australia).
Daniel previously worked for Senator Ruth Webber and has many years experience liaising with government departments and community groups. In 2002, he spent a year teaching English in Hamburg, Germany. Throughout his professional career, Daniel has sought roles that promote social justice and is looking forward to working with the community housing sector to address the current crisis in housing affordability.
In 2008, Alice completed a Bachelor of Arts (Communication Studies) at the University of WA. She previously worked as an administrative assistant for a market research company. This is Alice's first time working in the community sector and she is looking forward to assisting with the training courses CHCWA provides.
Gerhard obtained a BA degree in Political Science and an Honours’ Degree in International Politics and Development Studies. He worked as a journalist before joining the Departments of Foreign Affairs. After his training as diplomat he was posted to Germany. He was involved disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation for 11 years where he worked on policy formulation, drafting of legislation and compliance in the Departments of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry. He represented South Africa at various multilateral disarmament organisations. He served as a director in two NGOs rendering home-based care and developmental services to under resourced communities affected by chronic diseases.
Dolores has many years experience in accounts and administration. She previously worked as accounts officer in the Bridging and Foundation Department at Curtin University and before that as accounts officer in the Department of Defence based at the Leeuwin Barracks in Fremantle.
Tony has a background in journalism and has edited several WA country newspapers as well as producing the Chittering Times newspaper. He also worked with the WA Bushfires Board and the Water and Rivers Commission for the Swan Catchment Council encouraging their volunteer groups to engage more pro-actively with media organisations.