Community Vision is a Company Limited by Guarantee under the Corporations Act 2001, governed by the Board of Governance who oversees the organisation and set strategic and policy direction for the Chief Executive Officer.
Board members receive no remuneration for their services. The appointment of the members is made to ensure the Board has the right mix of skills, experience and expertise to complement the governance duties of the Board.
Finance and Audit Committee
Finance and Audit Committee is responsible for exploring diverse funding streams, undertaking forward financial planning, assessing financial risks and impact, monitoring performance against budget and overseeing audit functions.
Clinical Governance
Our Clinical Governance committee is responsible for ensuring we’re implementing the right policies, procedures, responsibilities, relationships, planning, monitoring and improvement mechanisms to support safe, quality clinical care and good clinical outcomes.
Customer Advisory Committee
Our Customer Advisory Group represents the diversity of our community. We meet regularly throughout the year to discuss many aspects of Community Vision; our services, projects and how we can help our customers. Minutes are published in our customer portal for all customers to see and we regularly call for new members to join.
Whether you’ve been with us for 5 years, or 5 days, we value your feedback on the services you receive and want you to help us shape the future of Community Vision. If you think this is something you would like to do, please give us a call on 1800 YOUR LIFE.
Board of Governance
BARRY PADMAN
Experienced and astute General/Senior Legal counsel with proven expertise in managing teams and delivering strategic legal advice. Practised for many years specialising in Corporate Governance, Regulatory Compliance, Risk and Compliance, Contract Law, Technology, Corporate and general Commercial Law. Well honed commercial skills and significant experience in liaising with stakeholders, at all levels, including executive and ministerial in complex environments. Strong reputation for being proactive and decisive as well as promoting a positive and highly engaged team culture. Â
Experienced company director.
RACHEL RESUGGAN
Rachel Resuggan is a renowned leader in Allied Health with extensive expertise in clinical governance.
Working for large health care groups, she is building strong foundations to provide Allied Health professionals with optimum environments in which to deliver excellent care. Originally a Social Worker by profession Rachel has extensive experience in health, aged care and community services. Her passion for Allied Health governance comes from years of leading Allied Health services, including the North Metropolitan Area Health Service in Western Australia, Fiona Stanley Hospital.
Rachel is the Chairperson for the Catholic Health Australia (CHA) Allied Health Committee and is a member of the Curtin University School of Allied Health Advisory Committee. Rachel is a graduate of the AICD course.
NICK LOKEÂ
Nick is a management consultant who specialises in digital transformation, digital & enterprise systems strategy, and business process improvement. He is passionate about leading organisations through process and system design & optimisation, operational improvement, and technical change management.
Nick’s qualifications include an MBA from UWA, a Graduate Certificate in Business & Technology from UNSW, and a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from Monash University.
Nick is a graduate of the Emerging Leaders in Governance Program (ELGP) and has previously served on the board of United Way WA. As a Kingsley local, Nick is very proud of the work and impact that Community Vision has on his local community.
ROB WILTON
Rob is a values based, professionally qualified and experienced individual who has held several CEO roles, Executive and Non-executive appointments. After completing a full career in the military, Rob has gained experience in all corporate, commercial, leadership and general management aspects. He is experienced in leading commercial organisations through the full spectrum of strategic positioning, from consolidation, cultural change to growth and leading organisations through a series of mergers and acquisitions. Rob is a Fellow of CPA Australia, Fellow of Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, holds a Diploma in Governance, Mgt Dip OSH, Adv Dip in Project Management, Post Grad Dip Research Methods and passed the military Command and Staff. Grade 1 Course combined with numerous operational tours gives him a deep understanding of people and organisation.
FREDA CRUCITTI
Freda has had an extensive and diverse involvement in all levels of government and the for-purpose sector in WA.
She is committed to contributing and facilitating sustained social change in the community across all sectors. She is a champion of early intervention, injury prevention and access to information and resources to support in decision-making.
In her multiple governance roles over 30 years Freda has been a champion of the power of collaboration and in fostering leadership to contribute to shaping and understanding public policy. She has had governance positions, as President, Chairperson, Commissioner, Councillor and Board member with the RAC, Australian Automobile Association, National Road Safety Council, Lotterywest, Therapy Focus, Injury Matters and others.
Freda has been a life long systemic advocate. Her critical and strategic thinking with her
ability to be a connector of information and people has been acknowledged as contributing to the sound governance and the social impact of the boards she has been a member of.
Annual Reports
You can access Community Vision’s Annual Reports by clicking on the relevant links below.
Community Vision Annual Report 2023-2024
Community Vision Annual Report 2022-2023
Community Vision Annual Report 2021-2022
Community Vision Annual Report 2020-2021
Community Vision Annual Report 2019-2020
Community Vision Annual Report 2018-2019
Community Vision Annual Report 2017-2018
