The Bower Directors

As a co-operative and a not-for profit, The Bower is overseen by a group of Directors who volunteer their time and expertise to ensure the longevity of our environmental charity.

The Bower Board Directors are a group as diverse and knowledgeable as The Bower Membership Base, and many have a long standing history with the Co-op. The Board is elected annually by the membership at the Annual General Meeting.

Click on any name below to find out more about the Director and the position they fill.

John Bartholomew

Member Director

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Margaret Carey

Member Director

Margaret has a long association with The Bower. She first worked on the shop floor, then as the co-ordinator and education officer. She also has a background in administration which gives her a solid understanding of the protocols necessary to help run The Bower. margaret has an Art Certificate, a Bachelor of Arts and a Diploma of Education, three children, six chooks, four cats, two rabbits and a dog and apologises to all those who do not like non native animals

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David Harris

Treasurer

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Oliver Bradshaw

Independent Director

Oliver Bradshaw is an established Environment Manager working in the field of environmental infrastructure and waste management. Having received a Bachelor of Environmental Science, Bachelor of Science (Honours) & a Graduate Certificate in Business Management, Oliver has spent his career in the consulting and local government fields. Oliver is affiliated with the Waste Management Association of Australia, has personal ties with the Earthwatch Institute and volunteers his spare time to conservation initiatives in Australia and around the world.

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Amanda Buckland

Secretary

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John Samuel

 

Director

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Adelaide Amy

Chairperson

 

Adelaide is a business development consultant working with government, corporates and not-for-profits throughout Australia to achieve strategic outcomes.  Her work in the community and not-for-profit sector has focused on expanding supporting bases, developing communication strategies, establishing regular giving programmes, and writing successful government grants.  Adelaide holds a Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Arts in International Studies.  In her spare time she volunteers with youth-led not-for-profit 40K Australia.

 

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