C4EM has announced its new board members. Pictured are treasurer Kylie Williams, chair Tim Ford and deputy chair Courtney Mitchell.
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Committee for Echuca Moama has welcomed Tim Ford as its new chair, replacing Dr Cath Lees, who stood down from the role in November.
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The change was announced at the organisation’s annual general meeting, and Mr Ford acknowledged Dr Lees’ contributions during her time as chair.
“She has developed some strong partnerships in the last 18 months, including joining Business NSW and helping Women of the Murray expand into Echuca,” he said.
“It is also exciting to see new members join us who will help us continue our momentum moving forward.”
Helping lead the board will be Courtney Mitchell, a commercial strategy analyst at Australian Consolidated Milk, who has taken on the deputy chair position.
Arahura Farms senior management accountant Kylie Williams has taken over the treasurer position from Mr Ford.
“Expanding our board to 12 at the start of the year has provided us with some dynamic and driven members, and I’m excited to see what we can achieve in the next 18 months,” Mr Ford said.
A series of breakfast talks are being planned for next year, and an update to the ongoing Echuca-Moama CCTV project is expected in early December.
New C4EM board members Campaspe Cohuna LLEN executive officer Jane Reid, Moama Bowling Club sales and marketing manager George Santos, and Rich River Golf Club operations manager Naomi Murray.
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Campaspe Cohuna LLEN executive officer Jane Reid, Moama Bowling Club sales and marketing manager George Santos and Rich River Golf Club operations manager Naomi Murray were also appointed as new board members.
The new members will serve three-year terms, while Oliver Boyd of Elders, Scott Matthew of Visy and Mr Ford were re-appointed as community board members.
Outgoing board member Dean Oberin of Oberin Hospitality was elected an honorary board member at the meeting.
“Dean’s commitment and leadership have helped shape this organisation into what it is today,” Mr Ford said.
“Dean has been with us since our inception in 2011, and has dedicated himself wholeheartedly to the organisation and everything it stands for.”
Coolabah Turf’s Scott Spedding and Dr Lees were also recognised as outgoing board members.
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