Greenfleet - Business Council

Roger Perry (Chair)

Roger is one of Australia's foremost productivity improvement experts. He has provided productivity improvement services for organisations in a wide range of industries including: Health; Government; R&D; Defence; Manufacturing; Finance; Aviation; Telecommunications; Supply Chain; Retail; and Information Technology.

Roger has been an assignment Director and Steering Committee member on over 40 transformation programs. He spends much of his time as a Director focused on ensuring successful organisational change, with demonstrated and quantified returns. Roger also leads many of the Bevington Group's transformation strategy assignments.

Prior to joining the Bevington Group Roger was a Group Senior Executive with the ANZ Bank, responsible for financial performance management (Head of Group Performance Management), as well as having major project governance accountabilities (Head of Group Project Centre of Excellence). Immediately prior to this he ran ANZ Ventures - a strategic venture capital arm of the ANZ bank.

Roger has a B.Sc. (with Honours) from Manchester University, a Master of Commerce (with Honours) from Melbourne University, and a Graduate Certificate from the AGSM. Roger is also a graduate of the Institute of Company Directors (Order of Merit).

He is an experienced public company Director having sat on the Boards of a range of companies including E*TRADE Australia, ANZ International Ltd (Singapore), Greenfleet, Lean Planning Services Pty Ltd and Bevington Consulting Pty Ltd.

Greg Camm

Greg Camm was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Superpartners in September 2007.

Greg joined Superpartners from three years as Managing Director of AMP Financial Services (New Zealand).

Before AMP, Greg was with ANZ Banking Group for 16 years. His ANZ roles included General Manager, CEO's Office, Managing Director of the Mortgage Division, Managing Director of ANZ New Zealand, and Managing Director of Australian Retail Banking.

Prior to ANZ, Greg worked in mortgage insurance and securitisation. He started his career in the credit union movement.

Greg holds an MBA from the University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of Business from Monash.

Joan Fitzpatrick

Joan Fitzpatrick is a qualified barrister who has spent most of her working life managing commercial and manufacturing businesses and people. She joined the insurance industry in 1992 in London and worked for several years in the ASEAN countries. She became CEO of the Australian Insurance Institute (AII) in September 1997 and has worked successfully to position the Institute as the leading membership and education provider in insurance for the Asia Pacific Region.

As CEO of the Australian Insurance Institute Joan led all of the state based Institute's to federal unification and merged with the Insurance Institute of New Zealand to create the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance in 2000.

As a result of Joan's high regard within the financial services sector locally and internationally she was invited to take part in Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's Australia 2020 Summit in 2008 to share her knowledge and expertise in the discussion on Future Directions for the Australian Economy.

The Institute provides a range of high quality and sophisticated education solutions for the financial service industry and is the largest insurance professional membership association in the Asia Pacific region. The organisation has achieved many accolades in recent years including being 5 times winner of Asia Education Provider of the Year since 2002. In 2008 Joan was also awarded Asia Insurance Personality of the Year for her leadership of the industry across the Asia Pacific Region.

Joan is also a Director of Institute Board and of the Victorian Managed Insurance Authority (VMIA), she is also a member of the Victorian Finance Industry Council (VFIC) and a director of the Create Foundation a charity which helps children and young people in care in Australia.

Philip Gentry

Philip has been Managing Director of Agrium Asia Pacific since December 2010, following the acquisition of AWB Ltd by Agrium Inc. After joining AWB in 2007 as Head of Strategy and Mergers and Acquisitions he was appointed Chief Financial Officer in 2008.

He played a key leadership role in the restructuring, turnaround and eventual sale of AWB. This involved strengthening AWB's financial position through equity raising, divestment of non-core businesses and refinancing $4bn of debt facilities through the Global Financial Crisis.

Philip has 22 years of senior leadership roles in the Asia Pacific region as well as significant experience in North and South America, Europe and Africa. He held a variety of senior roles at ANZ Bank ranging from Corporate Banking, Strategic Development and Investor Relations to Global Head of Commodity and Trade Finance.

Philip received an MBA from IMD in Switzerland in 1991 and completed the Stanford Executive Program in 2010. He is a member of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia, and the Australian Institute of Company Directors. He is a graduate of the Royal Military College, Duntroon and in 1983 completed a Bachelor of Science from the University of NSW. He served as a Captain in the New Zealand Army.

Stewart Moore

Stewart Moore is the Chief Executive Officer of Earthcheck Pty Ltd trading as EC3 Global. EC3 Global is an international technology and environmental services company with origins dating back to 1987.

Stewart has over 25 years of experience in tourism operations and consulting to the private and public sector both within Australia and the Asia Pacific region.

Stewart is a NIES accredited business consultant and specialises in sustainable tourism, climate change, regional planning, destination management and all issues to do with enterprise and product development.

Stewart is a fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australia and the Australian Tourism Research Institute. He served on the Tourism Forecasting Council of Australia for ten years and was Chairman of the Pacific Asia Travel Association in Queensland for eight years. For the past ten years Stewart has assisted the Australian based Cooperative Research Center for Sustainable Tourism to commercialise its research.

Stewart has a Masters of Regional Science specialising in tourism planning and development, a Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning (Honours) and has completed post graduate studies in Finance and Investment from the Financial and Services Institute of Australia (FINSIA); and Conservation and Heritage from the Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies, University of York, U.K.

Stewart is one of the Asia Pacific's most experienced destination management and strategic planning consultants. His last book: "Tourism Risk Management, An Authoritative Guide to Managing Crises in Tourism" was released in April 2007.

Greg Ridder

Greg Ridder is the former Asia Pacific President of Owens-Illinois Inc. (O-I). In his five years as O-I Asia Pacific President, Greg oversaw a substantial sustainability agenda including a 60% glass recycling rate in New Zealand, a drop of more than 50% in overall water use at O-I's Australian plants and multi award-winning glass bottle lightweighting projects. O-I Australia is the country's largest glass recycler with around 400,000 tonnes of glass packaging recycled into new bottles and jars per annum, thus avoiding landfill.

Prior to being named President, Greg served as O-I's regional Chief Financial Officer for five years and was instrumental in establishing the company's growth in China. He began his career in the packaging division of ACI (Australian Consolidated Industries) in 1981 and has held a number of accounting, finance, strategic planning and business development roles.

Greg holds a bachelor of business degree in accountancy and a graduate diploma of marketing from Monash University in Melbourne. In 2002 he completed the Advanced Management Program at France's INSEAD international business school. He is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is a Certified Practicing Accountant. He is also a member of the Business Council of Australia and is President of the Packaging Council of Australia.

Judith Swales

Judith is a Non Executive Director on the Boards of DuluxGroup and Fosters.

Until April of 2011 Judith was the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director for Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres, Australia and New Zealand's.

In September 2005, Judith was appointed Managing Director, Retail. In October 2006 her responsibilities were extended when appointed into the role of Managing Director Sales & Marketing. In January 2007 she was appointed as CEO and Managing Director.

Judith was previously Managing Director of Angus & Robertson, Australia's leading bookseller, from 2001-2005, where she was responsible for over 170 company-owned and franchised stores in Australia under the Angus & Robertson and WH Smith brands.

From 1995-2001, Judith held a number of positions at iconic UK retailer WH Smith plc, the UK company that acquired Angus & Robertson in June 2001. These included Business Unit Director (Entertainment), responsible for purchasing, merchandising and distribution of DVDs, Music, Video games etc. She also worked in Books and Magazines during her time there. Prior to that, she held positions at UK retailers Marks & Spencer plc, and Cullen's Stores plc.

Rick Woods

Rick is Group General Manager of Amcor Corrugated.

Rick graduated from Curtin University in Western Australia in 1986. In 1987, he commenced a 19-year career with Shell which included manufacturing, business development, commercial and global strategic roles.

Rick comes to Amcor well experienced in change management following business turn around and start up roles in Asia, Europe and North America. Upon returning to Australia, Rick was appointed the CEO of Swire Cold Storage, a cold chain logistics company and part of the global Swire Group until joining Amcor in late 2009.