Camerata’s board assists with the governance, leadership, and strategic direction of Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra.
Dr Pamela Greet is the Principal of Future Ag Queensland. Her purpose is creating innovative collaborations between the agricultural, technical, and conservation sectors for sustainable landscapes and communities in regional Queensland. Pamela has four decades of experience in community and stakeholder engagement, capacity building and project management. Pamela has a strong admiration for the tenacity and creativity of Queensland’s small regional communities. She has worked extensively in the development sector consulting across Africa, the Middle East and former Eastern Bloc countries for international NGOs out of both London and Geneva. Pamela has contributed as a director on several for-purpose boards including Austcare, ActionAid Australia, Financial Counselling Service Qld and the Queensland Rural, Regional and Remote Women’s Network. Pamela became Chair of Camerata’s Board in 2022.
Dr Hayley Linthwaite is an experienced facilitator and transformational learning designer who, throughout her rich and diverse career, has passionately built bridges between worlds and spheres of knowledge – from academia to corporate, from drama to education, from social change to leadership transformation. She is, at the core, an educator with a deep passion for transforming the way individuals, groups, organisations, and ultimately social systems learn, so they become capable of thriving in the complexity of an increasingly disrupted world. Hayley holds a PhD in Applied Performance, a Master of Creative Industries, and is an accredited Human Synergistics Life Styles Inventory™(LSI), and Global Leadership Profile, coach.
Joseph Kelly is risk management consultant with a Global Big4 accounting firm based in Brisbane. He specialises in third party and supplier risk management across multiple industries in the Asia Pacific region, assisting and advising organisations to develop strategies, frameworks and internal capabilities. Additional to his professional responsibilities, Joseph has acted as a producer and production manager supporting local theatre companies. He holds a Bachelor of Creative Industries, a Bachelor of Laws, a Graduate Diploma of Law and is currently undertaking studies to obtain his Master of Business Administration from Queensland University of Technology. Joseph also holds certifications is relation to Data Privacy regulations and management.
Anthony Albert is a qualified accountant with over 20 years professional experience. He specialises in large corporate and international taxation. Anthony has experience in working with businesses to scale and grow, while managing the risks and opportunities this presents. Anthony holds a Bachelor of Business and Masters of Taxation (University of NSW), and is a Chartered Accountant (CAANZ).
Susan Bryant is an experienced financial planner, establishing her own firm, Seeds of Advice in 2011. Susan has over 30 years in the Financial Planning profession, most of that time spent in Toowoomba working with hundreds of farming families and more than a decade in private wealth management with industry leading Private Wealth firms. She has a Diploma in Financial Service ( Financial Planning) and is a Member of the Financial Planners Association (FPA). Susan has co authored several books on Leadership and Retirement Planning. Susan has previously served on the Boards of the Qld Rural Regional and Remote Womens’ Network Inc. and Zonta International in Toowoomba and Warwick.
Linda Siemon is a stakeholder engagement, communications and classical music specialist. She holds a Master of Business from QUT and a Bachelor of Music (First Class Honours) from the University of Queensland. Based in London for seven years, she managed global promotions and marketing for Decca Records, worked in media management for BBC Radio 3 and audience development for the BBC Proms. In Australia, she has worked for Symphony Australia and the ABC, and has more than a decade’s experience working for the Queensland Government in communications and stakeholder engagement. As a musician, Linda has performed as a professional chorister, and as a member of the BBC Symphony Chorus she sang in more than forty BBC Proms concerts, including six Last Nights.
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