Women on Agricultural Boards Project

Anna is a Non-Executive Director with authentic and lived experience ranging from station hand to CEO, in regional, rural and remote agricultural businesses across four states.

Bridget is a Time & Resource Optimiser, grant writer and regional strategist based on her family's wheat and sheep farm on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula. She is the founder of Be Simply Free, a business helping women reduce mental load, and Grants Simplified, a grant strategy and writing consultancy.

Claire is the Executive Officer of the South Australian Sardine Industry Association, with a passion for seafood industry advocacy. Claire holds a Bachelor of Administration (Marine Resources) from the Australian Maritime College and a Diploma of Aquaculture. She is a graduate of the National Seafood Industry Leadership Program and recipient of the Australian National Seafood Industry Young Achiever Award.

Davina is an applied social researcher, consultant, and experienced director with a passion for driving impact through knowledge and collaboration.

Donna is a primary producer on a multigenerational family farm. Practicing regenerative and mainly organic land management grounded in respect for Country and stewardship for future generations, she brings experience from the Commonwealth public service and strong governance, advocacy, and consultation experience.

Linda is a respected board director and strategic adviser with deep connections to agriculture, horses and regional land management, alongside a distinguished background in media and digital leadership.

Pip (PSM, GAICD) is a senior executive and advisor with nearly three decades of experience across government, industry, not-for-profit and private sectors, specialising in agriculture, climate resilience and rural and regional communities.

Prue is the Chief Executive Officer of the Wunan Foundation, an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation in the East Kimberley. With over 40 years of experience living and working in regional Western Australia including a decade in the pastoral industry.

Prudence is a seasoned agribusiness professional with over two decades of experience across livestock health, agricultural consultancy, and industry leadership. As founder of Prudent Agri, she supports future-focused decision-making for regional enterprises.

Rachel from Meanjin/Brisbane, is an experienced relationship management professional with a strong stakeholder focus on impact and value, with over 20+ years in the horticulture industry. Rachel has also proudly held a Director position on International Fresh Produce Association Australia-New Zealand (IFPA-ANZ), various Certified Organic committees and advisory panels and is currently Chair of Ag Institute Australia's QLD/NT Division.

Simone has a pivotal role for the peak industry body, Cotton Australia, as their Northern Australia Manager. She is responsible for developing rigorous frameworks and policies supporting the viability and economic growth of the cotton and farming system sectors across the north.

Tammy is a community connector, advocate and primary producer from South Australia’s Coorong District. She leads community sustainability and resilience initiatives with Coorong District Council, working closely with farmers, small businesses and volunteers to strengthen drought preparedness and regional wellbeing.