The SuniTAFE Board has continued to oversee the operation of the Institute through adherence to best practice governance principles, including oversight of the delivery of SuniTAFE’s Strategic Plan. Each SuniTAFE Board Member brings with them significant knowledge and experience and shares the passion for the future of SuniTAFE. 

 
Neth Hinton, Board Chair
Neth worked for nearly 30 years in Melbourne Hospitals in acute, sub-acute and community as a Clinician and Manager. Read more
Brett Millington, CEO
Born and raised in Mildura, Brett has more than 20 years’ experience at an executive level in the economic development and water industries. Read more
David Cofield
David has been employed at SuniTAFE since 2008, firstly as a teacher in the Electrical Department, and in 2013 moved into his current role of Business Manager for Trades Mildura. Read more
Kate Hughes
Kate is an experienced non-executive director, holding board and committee roles across a diverse portfolio, including the Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety, Department of Transport, Department of Health and Lower Murray Water. Read more
Stelvio Vido
Stelvio is an experienced Director and Chair with over 20 years Board experience across a range of sectors including health and human services, group training and employment services, community legal aid, refugee resettlement and TAFE. Read more
Leesa Merrett
Leesa is an experienced executive who has worked in senior roles in the public water and environment sectors for over 20 years. Read more
Justin Pickering
Justin has worked in his family owned-and-operated logistics business for over twenty years. Read more
Julie Humphrey
Julie is an experienced non-executive director holding board and committee roles across a range of government and private sectors. Read more
Chloe Keogh
Chloe has been on the SuniTAFE Industry Community Engagement Board committee as a community member for 15 months.    Read more
Warren Lloyd
Warren comes from a family that has been involved in irrigated horticulture in the Mildura area from its pioneering beginnings. Read more