Our Board Members

Ms Rosina Hislop is an experienced board director and national facilitator with the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). She serves on the boards of enterprises across health, education and aged care. Rosina is passionate about the role of corporate governance and strategy to contribute to a better society.

She assisted in the development of the AICD’s professional board training Governing to Protect Vulnerable People and is regularly engaged by boards in the human services sector to advise and guide them in improving their line of sight to the quality and safety of client services and improving board performance.

Rosina’s current board roles include independent director at Dr Jones & Partners Medical Imaging and chair of the risk and performance committee at the Department for Child Protection.

Rosina’s board experience includes chair of the governing council for the Southern Adelaide Local Health Network, chair of Seymour College and director of GPEx.

Rosina is a strategic thinker who is passionate about creating enduring value for organisations, their customers and society.

Ms Loewn Steel is the Principal/Director of Challenging Thinking Pty Ltd and has significant expertise in corporate governance, business diversification, strategy, digital transformation and change management.

Loewn is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is a Board Member of Business SA and Adelaide Central Market Authority.

Mr Cameron Bryson is an owner and director of Oryx Property. He has experience in providing strategic property development advice, facilitating affordable housing, infrastructure investment, financial modelling, risk analysis and project management.

Cameron holds a degree in Building and Project Management and a Masters in Business Administration, is currently the Board Vice Chair of Wirraway Homestead and Governing Council Chairperson of Goodwood Primary School.

Mrs. Jennifer Ma is one of the five founding partners of Chapman Capital Partners and currently serves as Managing Director, while also acting as a Non-Executive Director at Workskil Australia, Jam Factory Inc and ServiceFM Pty Ltd.

Jennifer has significant experience working with executive teams in professional services, not-for-profits and private entities. She has a broad business knowledge, an inclusive leadership style and strong financial analysis skills. With over 20 years experience providing advice to private companies relating to growth, funding and M&A she has a strong understanding of the issues facing businesses today and the landscape in which they operate.

Jennifer is passionate about growing South Australian businesses, advocating for sustainable business practices, and sponsoring female talent in their careers.

Mr Marc Makrid has expert knowledge in business strategy, marketing, business development and organisational culture.

Marc holds a degree in Business with a Major in Marketing and is the Managing Director of Marc Makrid & Associates, a leading strategic business advisory consultancy. He is retained by a wide and diverse group of clients in key advisory and coaching roles, across multiple industry sectors.

Marc is currently the Chair of Campion Education, FPAG, Green Hat Marketing, Isoton Software, Lifestyle Bakery, Neutrog Fertilisers, UFIG and Wintulichs. Marc is a
Director of Seeley International, Cold Logic, Humanihut, Guide Dogs SA & NT and a Board Member of Tristar Electrical & Automation and SA Heart.

Mr Patrick Power is the founder of PowerHealth, and has over 30 years of healthcare experience, specialising in the areas of patient costing, activity based funding (ABF), Casemix reporting and patient billing.

Over his career, Patrick has worked with healthcare facilities across a range of capabilities and worked in several countries including Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, United Kingdom and the Middle East. Patrick regularly speaks at many local and international conferences, as well as being featured in industry journals.

Patrick recently completed a three-year executive program at Harvard University in Boston and his organisation won South Australian Business of the Year in 2018, and was awarded a South Australian Industry Leaders Fund grant in 2014. In 2012 he was named South Australian Technology Entrepreneur of the Year.