Board & Executives

Andrew Clark has more than 25 years’ experience providing assurance, financial management, consulting, governance and risk management services in the private and public sectors and has held a range of executive finance positions. He currently provides  assurance and client engagement services for business digitisation for clients in Queensland and the Federal Government with a focus on improving governance, risk and compliance.

Before leading a national consulting practice, Andrew was a Chief Financial Officer with Airservices Australia, providing financial strategic management for one of the world’s leading air traffic control and fire rescue providers during a period of industry and service delivery change.

Liz is an experienced senior business leader and legal executive with an extensive history in the mining and metals sector, including commercial and financial transactions, joint venture management, energy, infrastructure development and governance.

She has also had considerable experience as a non-executive director on boards including not for profits and competitive markets in the resources, transport and health and aged care sectors.

Liz was recognised as a finalist in the Exceptional Woman in QLD Resources Industry and is also a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Ashley is a senior policy and public affairs advisor with diverse private and public sector experience.

His previous roles include advising state government and Ministers on international trade (particularly WTO law and policy), and consulting to the banking sector on ethical finance and sustainability policy. Prior to this, as a solicitor in private practice, he advised in the conduct and resolution of large-scale oil and gas infrastructure disputes at two international firms in Melbourne and Perth.

Currently, he leads public policy engagement for Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (Australia) (formerly Amatil).

Cathy Cook is a leading public affairs professional with decades of experience steering regulatory initiatives and advocacy in Australia, the US and India.

As head of Corporate Affairs for the Australian Beverages Council Cathy is leading the industry’s efforts in Container Refund Schemes (CRS) across Australia.

Prior to this Cathy spent many years working with business and government in almost 30 countries, including as a diplomat.

Working in the US private sector for 15 of those years with both corporates and trade bodies she managed high impact litigation, crisis response, influence campaigns and advocacy.

Vivienne has over 20 years of experience in industrial relations, corporate governance, administration, risk assessment and management and policy development.

She was formerly President of Together Queensland Branch of the Australian Services Union, an Executive Committee member of the Queensland Council of Unions and a member of the Australian Services Union National Executive. In her role as a Director and Leadership Council member of the Queensland Community Alliance she worked closely with faith groups, civil society organisations, environmental groups and unions. Prior to this, she was a senior scientist with Queensland Department of Primary Industries.

Vivienne is also a Member of the Queensland Rail Board and is a graduate member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Edward Dowse is an experienced finance and commercial leader and board member with over 20 years of experience across a range of industries, including fast moving consumer goods, manufacturing and transportation. He has been with Lion for over ten years and currently leads their involvement in container deposit schemes across Australia and New Zealand. Prior to Lion, Ed spent over 10 years at EY advising major lenders, investors and corporates in relation to business performance, strategic options analysis, financial restructures and turnarounds in both Australia and Europe. Ed holds a number of director roles and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Michael Hill is a chartered accountant with over 30 years’ experience in the accounting sector, focusing on forensic accounting and insolvency matters.  Michael was a founding partner of McGrathNicol and was a partner at the firm for 19 years.

Michael is also the Chair of Foodbank Queensland, the largest food relief organisation in Queensland.  He is a non-executive director of several other organisations and is a graduate member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Sabrina is the Head of Industry Development for the Independent Brewers Association of Australia and is responsible for serving their 400+ brewery members, leading advocacy efforts and working with our supply-chain partners.

Prior to joining the IBA, Sabrina was the General Manager of Brews News and a weekly voice on the Brews News industry podcast. She was the Executive Director of the Brewers Guild of New Zealand from 2018 – 2021.

Originally a lawyer, Sabrina has worked in a variety of roles in government and is a qualified corporate director having served on Not-for-Profit and commercial boards.

Teagan is a highly skilled executive with over a decade of expertise in senior leadership roles, working with some of Australia’s biggest brands. She excels in organisational optimisation across marketing, operations, investor acquisition, finance, and people and culture. Her strategic solutions have consistently driven growth from within.

With a background in media and top-tier marketing agencies, her career highlights include pivotal roles at renowned companies such as Claxon and Edge Marketing, and a notable tenure at Channel 7.

Currently, as Co-founder of Six Tricks Distilling Co., Teagan serves as Operations and Marketing Manager, overseeing strategic initiatives, financial management, and stakeholder relations. Her strategic acumen and comprehensive approach have driven internal growth and success in dynamic business environments. Teagan’s governance experience and commitment to sustainable practices further enhance her contributions.