Dr Anne-Marie Feyer
Qualifications: BA (Hons), PhD, GAICD
Experience and expertise: Anne-Marie Feyer has more than 30 years’ experience in public health research and policy, with experience spanning private and academic sectors. As a Senior Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, she established the Firm’s Health Advisory Practice. Prior to joining PwC in 2001, Anne-Marie held senior academic appointment in public health in Australia and New Zealand. Since retiring from PwC, Anne-Marie works independently at the interface between research and policy, working with several health research centres and state/ territory health departments. She chaired the Health Workforce Taskforce, led the state-wide evaluation of the Chronic Disease Management Program in NSW and co-led the Independent Review of Medical Intern Training for AHMAC. Currently, Anne-Marie is an advisor to the Ministry of Health Collaborative Commissioning Initiative, she is the co-chief investigator on the Lumos Data Linkage Program.
Special responsibilities: Board Chair, Chair of 1 Western Sydney Committee, Member of Governance and Nominations Committee, Member of Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee
Conjoint Professor Diana O’Halloran AO
Qualifications: MB BS, FRACGP, MHPEd, FAICD
Experience and expertise: Diana’s background is in General Practice, medical education, strategic planning, policy development and health system redesign. Diana is the immediate past chair of WentWest, stepping down in November 2024 after sixteen years in the role. She is a member of the RACGP NSW&ACT Faculty Council and has recently concluded a three year term on the GP Synergy Board and a ten year term on the Western Sydney Local Health District Board. Diana is a Conjoint Professor in the Department of General Practice, University of Western Sydney, and a past Chair of the NSW&ACT PHN Council, the Agency for Clinical Innovation’s General Practice Advisory Group and NSW Health’s General Practice Advisory Council. Diana is also a past member of the RACGP, GPET and AMLA Boards, and has a long involvement in reform initiatives intended to build strong, integrated and equitable primary health care.
Special responsibilities: Member of the Governance and Nomination Committee, Member Finance, Audit & Risk Management Committee, Member 1 Western Sydney Committee
Ms Lindsay Cane AM
Qualifications: B Phty, BSc, MHPEd GAICD
Experience and expertise: Lindsay is an experienced CEO and Company Director across the health, community and sporting sectors. She is a non-executive director with WentWest and Advanced Pharmacy Australia. In her executive life, Lindsay was the CEO and Project Director for Royal Far West; CEO of Netball Australia, Executive Director for the Australian Physiotherapy Association NSW and CEO of the Asthma Foundation NSW. Lindsay’s experience and skills include corporate and clinical governance; strategy development; organisational transformation; business development; media; government relations and advocacy; fundraising and risk management. Her original degree was in physiotherapy. Lindsay is a graduate member of the AICD and an honorary member of Zonta International. She was honoured as a Member of the Order of Australia in 2019 for “significant service to community health, particularly in regional areas” and was awarded Third Sector CEO of the Year in 2019.
Special responsibilities: Member of Governance and Nominations Committee, Member of 1 Western Sydney Committee, Chair Healthicare Project Advisory Group
Mr Steven Adams
Qualifications: AdvDip Business Management, FAICD
Experience and expertise: Steven is a senior professional with a background in Engineering, Construction, Education, Health, Housing and Community Enterprises. He has widely diversified skills across Industry, Government and Community and is highly respected for his commitment and ethical approach to engagement of all parties across these sectors. Steven brings over 30 years’ experience as a chairperson and non-executive director serving on a number of community boards and private companies across a range of sectors and industries. Steven’s current appointments are as an Independent Director on the boards of Hunter Primary Care Ltd and NSW Aboriginal Housing Office and President of the Itji-Marru Aboriginal Education Consultative Group, plus former appointments with Empowered Communities, Greater Cities Commission and NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce.
Special responsibilities: Chair of Governance and Nominations Committee, Member of Finance Audit and Risk Committee.
Mr Alan Zammit AM
Qualifications: BBus, ALGA, FCPA, FAICD
Experience and expertise: Alan has had an executive career spanning over 50 years in urban, regional and community development. He has extensive experience as a professional non-executive director, Board chair and chair and/or member of Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committees spanning multiple sectors including property, funds management, education, health, seniors living, government and not-for-profit. Alan is a Fellow of CPA Australia and the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a life member of the Urban Development Institute of Australia and was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia in 2009 and made an honorary Fellow of Western Sydney University in 2016.
Special responsibilities: Chair of Finance Audit and Risk Management Committee, Member of Governance and Nominations Committee.
Brendon Noney
Qualifications: Dip Law LPAB, Legal Practitioner Admitted Supreme Court of NSW, Legal Practitioner Admitted High Court of Australia, MAICD
Experience and expertise: Brendon brings over three decades of experience in the legal field to his role as a Board member at WentWest. Since 2000, he has specialised in corporate and commercial law and currently is a Partner of HWL Ebsworth Lawyers, Australia’s largest legal partnership. He also deeply understands Western Sydney’s dynamics and business landscape having been Chair of the Western Sydney Business Connection for over a decade. His contributions extend to being a committee member of the Western Parkland City Authority’s Western Sydney Procurement Steering Committee and as a member of the External Advisory Committee at the Western Sydney University School of Business. Brendon has served on the boards of a listed technology company, not-for-profits, and advisory boards in the civil construction and property development sectors. He has also served on the Western Sydney Appeals Committee for the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute.
Special responsibilities: Member of Finance Audit and Risk Management Committee.
Dr Michelle Crockett
Qualifications: MB BS (Hons), FRACGP, Dip Botanic Med
Experience and expertise: Michelle has over 35 years-experience working as a doctor in Western Sydney. She completed 3 years as a resident medical officer working at Westmead, Blacktown and Mt Druitt Hospitals and then entered general practice in 1989. Michelle is passionate about teaching and has been a clinical supervisor for general practice registrars for many years as well as a clinical teacher of medical students at the University of Sydney and Notre Dame University. She has been the practice principal of Riverstone Family Medical Practice since 2009 which was awarded the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners General Practice of the Year award for NSW and Australia in 2014. Michelle has been involved in various projects with WentWest over the years including in mental health and cardiology. She is currently the GP clinical lead of the WentWest HealthPathways project.
Special responsibilities: Member of 1 Western Sydney Committee.
Dr Michael Bonning
Qualifications: B.AppSci (Hons), MBBS, MPH, DCH, GAICD, FRACGP, AICGG
Experience and expertise: Michael’s background is a practicing general practitioner with an interest in medico-politics, health system organisation and funding, doctors’ health and public health. He is the former president of AMA (NSW) and the current Chair of Public Health for the Federal AMA. He is the deputy chair for the RACGP’s Funding and Health Systems Reform committee. Prior to this he was a board member of BeyondBlue where he focused on doctors and medical students’ health and wellbeing including the landmark national survey of mental health. Michael is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the Macquarie University Medical School. Michael’s interests are flexible funding and models of care that promote high quality patient-centred equitable primary care that rewards its team members and focuses on prevention and health outcomes.
Special responsibilities: Member of Finance Audit and Risk Management Committee.
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