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The Shield: December 2022
In our last Newsletter for 2022, General Manager Bev Jowle recounts the highlights of 2022, the AGM, new board, advocacy work, and thanks the team
In our last Newsletter for 2022, General Manager Bev Jowle recounts the highlights of 2022, the AGM, new board, advocacy work, and thanks the team
General Manager Bev Jowle begins this newsletter by inviting supporters of CCLSWA to attend our upcoming AGM (Friday 21 October). She highlights the importance of
General Manager Bev Jowle begins this newsletter with good news of the Federal Government’s review into the collapse of Youpla, the funeral funds that ripped
General Manager Bev Jowle begins this newsletter with good news of the Federal Government’s review into the collapse of Youpla, the funeral funds that ripped
General Manager Bev Jowle introduces this newsletter by thanking those who have participated in our Key Stakeholder Survey. Bev also discusses the recent visit to
General Manager Bev Jowle begins the newsletter with an acknowledgement of the importance of National Reconciliation Week She launched our key stakeholder survey asking for feedback
April’s newsletter starts with an introduction from our new General Manager, Bev. Bev brings a wealth of experience and exciting plans for CCLSWA! In April
This month Laurence Coleman, Chair of the CCLSWA Board, announced that Bev Jowle has been appointed our new General Manager. Bev previously served on our
This month we said farewell and thank you to two key members of our staff – our General Manager, Carol Child and our Office Manager,
In January, Carol, Roberta, and the CCLSWA board undertook governance training with the Australian Institute of Company Directors where they explored themes of strategy and