Andi is an experienced Chief Executive Officer having led diverse and complex organisation, she currently serves as the Chief Executive Office for the City of Monash.

Pam met the Good Shepherd Sisters in Brisbane and, feeling inspired to join them, travelled to Abbotsford in Melbourne in 1966.

Sara was appointed to the Stewardship Council in 2021 as one of two members from Aotearoa New Zealand. She is an experienced academic and educator who has worked and lived in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Emma is a business owner and works on governance boards with senior executives to find the best path to achieving an organisation’s vision.

Michelle joined the Stewardship Council after many years working as a leader in the health and human services sector for Catholic and not-for-profit organisations.

John is the Chair of the law firm Cornwalls. He is sought after for his business acumen, strategic insights and lateral thinking and is viewed by his clients as a trusted advisor whose reputation and expertise inspire confidence. 

Denis developed a close association with many aspects of Good Shepherd while serving as Executive Director at Catholic Social Services Victoria, from 2006 to 2019. 

Molina’s experience includes working in top tier firms Minter Ellison (Mergers & Acquisitions) and Clayton Utz (Banking & Finance) and the Victorian Government Solicitor's Office.

Anthony has a strong track record of success in CEO, C-suite, and board-level roles in the finance sector over the past 28 years, including CEO of the Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) and Chief Customer Officer at National Australia Bank (NAB).

Thu-Trang is the CEO of Volunteer West. She brings extensive cross-sector experience in public, private and non-government organisations.

Gendrie is the Director of Mission at Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand. The role of the Mission Team across the Australia New Zealand Network is to ensure the authenticity of Good Shepherd Mission is maintained in contemporary practice throughout the Network and to engage Good Shepherd people to be jointly responsible for mission, achieving solidarity in purpose and values.

Supporting the CEO and in partnership with the Executive Leadership Team, Melanie is responsible to facilitate the prioritisation of the organisation’s portfolio of major strategic initiatives.

Anne is an experienced Board member, Chairperson and Executive with more than 25 years working in the areas of education and science, the food, beverage and pharmaceuticals industries, food safety regulation, energy, land management, environment, and social services.

Gill Callister is CEO of Mind Australia, a community-based mental health organisation with a long tradition of working with people with serious mental illness.

Anne began her involvement with Good Shepherd in 2015 serving on the Rosemount Good Shepherd Board in NSW and the program delivery committee.

Michael has qualifications in arts, education and law and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).

Stella Avramopoulos, Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand CEO is an experienced CEO and an influential leader in the community and government sectors.

The Good Shepherd Sisters currently live and work in Australia and New Zealand

Anne first met Good Shepherd sisters in 1961 when she was involved in running a youth group at Abbotsford. In 1963 impressed by their Mission she joined the order.

Caroline joined Good Shepherd in Melbourne in 1982, after a career in the RNZAF where she worked in administration and flight operations.

Monica joined the sisters in 1963 and holds the role of Province Leader until the next Provincial Chapter.