Jubilee Community Care Inc is governed by a Management Committee. The Management Committee is elected each year by the members at the Annual General Meeting.
Committee members are volunteers who bring a wealth of experience, skills and passion to their roles on the committee.
The Management Committee operates under a charter which sets out the purpose, roles and responsibilities, delegations, culture, membership, meeting procedures, professional development and evaluation of the Committee of Jubilee Community Care Inc.
To view the Jubilee Community Care Management Committee Charter 2018 click here.
Dr Judy Salecich – President
In November 2007 when I joined the Management Committee, my mother (then aged 90) was living with my husband and me. She lived with us for 8 years and, for the last 4½ years of her life, I was her full-time carer. For this reason I believe I understand and am aware of issues facing older folk who live at home or with their family, and their carer(s). I have a real concern and empathy for the well-being and status of older folk in our community, and their carers. I am committed to ensuring that the service provided by Jubilee Community Care is of the highest standard now and into the future and that our organisation is recognised as the preferred provider of innovative and flexible
homecare and
community care services in the inner north and western suburbs of Brisbane. I have been the President of the Management Committee since 2009.
My professional experience includes various roles and positions in the Queensland Public Service, first as a high school teacher, 13 years as a TAFE teacher, coordinator of a Dispute Resolution Centre, and more recently in strategic human resource management, corporate and strategic planning, ethics and corporate governance. In addition, I have conducted a number of significant research projects.
Mr Mark Vining – Vice President
Human resources professional with multi industry experience across the commercial construction, open cut coal and metalliferous mining, heavy infrastructure and engineering, industrial manufacturing, and outsourced services sectors.
Successful track record of supporting executive teams in organisational change initiatives, and creating high performing HR teams. Operational and leadership experience across all areas of HR such as: industrial relations management and agreement negotiations, talent management & succession planning, remuneration management, recruitment, leadership capability development, organisational culture and change, international expat management, occupational health and safety, diversity, indigenous engagement, community relations and internal communications.
Lead HR functions covering Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, with inter-company exposure to the UK and United Arab Emirates.
Engineering trade with additional tertiary qualifications I can build trust and rapport at all levels having worked at the “coal face” and directly for C-Suite executives and various Operational Leaders. Experience gained in both listed and private companies I also was a Director and Board member for an industry superannuation fund, and successfully completed the Australian Institute of Company Directors course.
Now working in my own business, Established Easy HR Solutions, which I established in 2015 providing HR and IR services to employers across all industry sectors.
Mr Ross Beck – Treasurer
I have nearly 30 years’ experience as an accountant, with significant experience in financial management and treasury before retiring. I am a member of the Finance and Treasury Association and the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
I have seen firsthand the valuable work done by Jubilee Community Care in the community so welcomed the opportunity to join the Management Committee in 2012. It is very rewarding to be part of an organisation that does so much good work and provides such a valuable service to its clients.
Not for profit organisations provide important services, make a significant contribution to the economy, and are increasingly being used by government for providing community services. The sector in Australia, has revenues approaching $150 billion or over 8% of GDP and employs over 1.3 million people. Good governance and sound financial management are essential for the sector to maintain the trust and confidence of the community.
Dr Alex Robinson – Member
I am a trainee anaesthetist currently based at the Royal Darwin Hospital with an interest in clinical and corporate governance. I hold tertiary qualifications in science, medicine, public health, and business leadership; membership with the Australian Institute of Company Directors; and I am an Associate Lecturer at the University of Queensland Medical School.
I am passionate about the growth and sustainability of the not-for-profit sector, particularly in fields close to medicine and health in general.
Mr Joe Morris – Member
Joe completed a Bachelor of Law and Politics with Honours before proceeding directly to the Private Bar of Queensland where he has practiced as a Barrister, specialising in Civil and Commercial Litigation since 2009. Having joined Jubilee’s Management Committee in 2016, Joe continues to provide valuable insight and guidance in respect of legal and compliance issues.
Mrs Sabina Janstrom – Member
I joined the management committee of Jubilee Community Care in March 2018 to learn more about the sector and give back to the community. I have elderly parents and would like to contribute as best I can to improving the services and options available to the older people living in our communities. On the committee I am providing IT expertise as well as strategic direction for our technology platforms. I believe the aged care sector is an area where technology has a great opportunity to improve the lives of older Australians and I’m looking forward to assisting Jubilee Community Care on that journey.
In my corporate career, I have over a decade of experience as an ICT Director and General Manager with a passion for strategy implementation, portfolio management and employee experience. I have worked in the mining and technology industries, as well as State Government and Consulting Services in a mixture of vendor and internal roles. During my career I have lived and worked in Australia, Asia Pacific and the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
Dr Jack Lam – Member
I completed a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Southern California, and a PhD in Sociology from the University of Minnesota before joining the University of Queensland as a research fellow.
As an academic, I carry out research in the areas of health, ageing, families, and social disadvantage over the life course. I also have been involved in a number of research projects with government departments and third-sector organisations in developing and conducting evaluations of social and policy programs. I am committed to engaging in research that could inform and improve the health and wellbeing of older adults, and to translating research findings, and engaging with end-users and stakeholders, such as Jubilee Community Care and the aged care sector at large.
