About Us

CHAIR Sue Hunt AM
Sue Hunt AM is Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Sports Foundation. Prior to this Sue was CEO of The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation from 2010 until April 2024. Sue was Founding CEO of Carriageworks; Director of Performing Arts for the Sydney Opera House; General Manager of the Queensland Theatre Company and General Manager of the Geelong Performing Arts Centre. She is a life member of Live Performance Australia and has been a Board member of many performing arts organisations, including Chair of Auspicious Arts Projects and Deputy Chair of Melbourne’s Rising Festival. In 2023, Sue was acknowledged for her service to the performing arts and community health in the Australia Day Honours as a Member of the Order of Australia.

DEPUTY CHAIR Tom Molyneux
Tom Molyneux is a Gunditjmara theatre actor, director and playwright living on Wadawurrung Country in Geelong, Australia. He holds degrees in Performing Arts, Law, and Arts Management, and is a graduate of the Executive Indigenous Leaders Program at UNSW. Tom currently works as the Senior Producer, First Nations at Monash University Performing Arts Centres (MPAC) and holds a number of arts governance roles. He received the 2023 Green Room Award for Best Performer (Independent Theatre) for ‘The Mission’, which toured across Victoria in 2019 and then nationally in 2022. He is also a founding member of multi-award-winning theatre ensemble ‘Bloomshed’.

TREASURER Sally Beck
Sally is a finance professional with over twenty years’ experience in the arts and not-for-profit sectors, and Local Government. Currently she is the Community Grants and Partnerships Manager at City of Greater Geelong. Sally has a Bachelor of Commerce and qualified as a Certified Practicing Accountant. She has a background working in the performing arts including as General Manager of Geelong Performing Arts Centre.

Hisham Moustafa
Hisham Moustafa is a business improvement professional, specialising in risk management, governance and strategy, insurance and business continuity. Hisham is currently Assistant Director, Risk, Resilience & Insurance with the Victorian Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions (DJPR), providing stewardship over the department’s risk, business continuity and insurance programs. Hisham is also an Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Audit Committee with MCCA Ltd, a mortgage and financial services company with offices in Melbourne and Sydney. When he’s not chasing his kids around the house, he loves to spend time in the great outdoors of Victoria and beyond.

Rebecca Hosking
Rebecca Hosking lives on Gadubanud country on the Surf Coast and whose committee experience includes the role of Acting President of La Trobe University Bendigo’s Student Association, a board member of the High Tide Festival, Festival of Words, Surf Coast Art Space and most recently at the Anglesea Art House Inc (AAH).  Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Philosophy and Literature, participated in the Women’s Program at the Garma Festival of Traditional Cultures, and is currently completing a Diploma of Governance with the Institute of Community Directors Australia.  Rebecca has produced art events alongside facilitating and teaching ecology and environmental education and is a practicing artist.

Mark Avery 
Mark Avery is currently chairman of Fabelo Incorporated a not for profit organisation whose vision is to be a major contributor to the cultural and artistic community of South Gippsland. Fabelo auspices Fishy Stories, the Fish Creek Childrens Festival of Stories and Prom Recitals a South Gippsland classical music promoter. Prior to this Mark worked as a CEO and a Non-Executive Director in the live entertainment industry working with global organisations, corporations and governments. He has produced and promoted 100+ tours, events and shows around the world. Mark has a Masters degree in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from Swinburne University and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. 

Rohan Morris
Rohan Morris is a practicing multi-disciplinarity artist and curator working in Northern Victoria. A passionate advocate and leader in the arts, Rohan works across multiple industries including not-for-profit, community, corporate, arts, events, education, and health. His passion sees him on various committees including the Magenta Art Prize and Committee of Management for the Northern Mallee Leadership Program. Founder and Creative Director of Workspace 3496 a gallery and workshop space in Red Cliffs and Managing Director of rdot consultants, Rohan has worked in various roles and institutes including Arts Mildura, Mildura Palimpsest Biennale, La Trobe University, Sydney Dance Company, Biennale of Sydney, and the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation.

Karla Conway
Karla Conway is an award-winning director, dramaturg, theatremaker and arts leader. She studied Theatre at the University of Missouri-Columbia, USA and graduated from NIDA (Directing) in 2009. Since then, Karla has worked professionally in numerous leadership roles as Artistic Director & CEO at Canberra Youth Theatre, Acting Executive Director of Warehouse Circus, Program Manager at Canberra Theatre Centre, and as Artistic Director & CEO HotHouse Theatre, where she currently remains AD. She has created numerous innovative works as a theatre maker, including site-specific works for the National Library and the National Gallery of Australia; and has collaborated with artists and companies across the country including on works for: Sydney Opera House, Black Swan State Theatre Company (WA), The Street (ACT), Action Transport Theatre (UK), Canberra Youth Theatre, Warehouse Circus, Long Cloud Youth Theatre (NZ) and the Academy of Interactive Entertainment.