The Greenfleet Board is composed of leaders from a wide variety of academic, commercial and sustainability backgrounds.
This broad experience helps ensure Greenfleet remains a purpose-driven, sustainable organisation that continues to take effective action on climate change.
Dominique received a science degree in Botany from Melbourne University and followed this with a Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Cleaner Production) and a Doctorate in Architecture 2005 from RMIT University, Melbourne.
Her key research questions are: 'why, when we have been 'doing' sustainability for so long, are we having an ever-increasing impact?', 'People create such beauty with music, food, art, buildings and community why is it so difficult to be a thriving part of the earth's systems?' and 'How can the built environment be part of this thriving?' As such she has looked at biomimicry, biophilia, regenerative design, permaculture, regenerative and positive development. This resulted in the publication of the award-winning book 'Designing for Hope: Pathways to Regenerative Sustainability', co-authored with Professor Chrisna du Plessis. Her continued research centres on how to create a built environment that is good for people and nature.
Dominique became the Chair of Greenfleet's Board of Directors in April 2021.
Jack is the Chair of Greenfleet’s Carbon Sequestration Committee and has been a Director since 2012. He is currently the GM Sustainability for Fonterra’s Asia Pacific region. Fonterra is a farmer’s owned dairy co-operative. Prior to this Jack was a climate and sustainability consultant for KPMG and worked with a range of industry and government clients in Australia and Asia. Previously he worked in the Victorian Government’s in sustainable agriculture roles and in the Greenhouse Policy Unit. He first engaged with Greenfleet over a decade ago when procuring carbon offsets for Government fleet emissions. In 2021, Jack was appointed to the Victorian Agriculture and Climate Change Council and is also the Australian President of the Sustainable Agriculture Initiative Platform.
David Lamb worked with Ford Motor Company in Australia and around the world before joining CSIRO. He was chairman of aXessaustralia projects that resulted in more than $1.5 billion in automotive component export contracts. He was responsible for the CSIRO Low Emission Hybrid car, and the Holden ECOmmodore project between CSIRO and Holden, shown at the 2000 Olympics.
David and his team won the CSIRO Chairman's Gold Medal for 2000. He led CSIRO's entry into alternative fuels research and energy storage technologies, and he pursues the quest for more efficient fuel use as a member of the Jamison Group and of Greenfleet Australia.
Angela McClowry is a Research Analyst at Cleanleap, a start-up focused on sharing insights on clean technology solutions such as renewable energy, and waste and water efficiency. Angela has fifteen years' experience in sustainability, environment and corporate responsibility.
Prior to her role at Cleanleap, she was Sustainability Manager for the Australian Food and Grocery Council, developing and implementing their 10-year industry-wide sustainability strategy. Angela gained forestry experience whilst working for the agribusiness investment company Timbercorp, was an environmental analyst for British Energy in London, and a project manager with the global consulting firm Environmental Resources Management (ERM) in Chicago.
The Hon. Tom Roper currently lives in Melbourne after eleven years overseas - Ottawa, London, New York - and has been involved in environmental policy at all levels, locally and internationally.
Since his retirement following 21 years in the Victorian Parliament (Australia), Tom has been an active Board Member of the Washington DC based Climate Institute, Global Urban Development and Greenfleet Australia, an advisor to government, business and NGO's on sustainability issues and an Honorary Life Member of the Metropolis Association.
He is the Project Director of the Global Sustainable Energy Islands Initiative which provides assistance to Small Island States seeking to introduce renewable energy and energy efficiency measures. Tom is also Chair of the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council and was appointed to the Board of Renewables SA by the Premier, Mike Rann.
Philip has degree qualifications in Banking and Finance, Accounting, Masters in Commercial Law, and a Graduate Diploma in Company Secretarial Practice. He has worked in a variety of accounting and financial services firms at the senior level in Australia and Asia, both listed and unlisted.
Philip has developed a keen interest in the areas of business management and governance. Philip is the Principal of Oakland Group Pty Ltd and is a frequent guest speaker to industry, not-for-profit and Government bodies on developing governance procedures and efficiencies for management and Boards.
Belinda Hudson is a qualified Chartered Accountant and has a passion for working with small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to help them grow.
After completing her Bachelor of Accounting, Belinda gained a wealth of experience across different financial positions. Belinda works at William Buck where she is currently a Director specialising in compliance & advisory work within the health services industry and not for profit industries. She has held a previous Board position with a Not for Profit Association.
She has extensive knowledge in taxation and accounting and finds great satisfaction in working with clients to grow their businesses and wealth.
Jenica Brooke is a Chartered Accountant with deep experience in financial governance and risk management. After completing a double Bachelor’s Degree in Arts and Commerce, Jenica has worked across many organisations within the aviation, travel and eCommerce industries.
Since 2020, Jenica has worked as a senior finance advisor at the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) and has Board experience within both not-for-profit and for-profit organisations.
Along with her experience, Jenica has a passion for sustainability and the environment and is committed to delivering good governance and integrity in business decision making.
Julia has over 20 years’ experience in media, communications, and journalism and brings a wealth of knowledge to her role as Director of Greenfleet’s Board.
Having worked across a number of public sector organisations including the ABC and universities, Julia is currently Director of Communications, Media and Marketing for the Victorian Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions, leading communications and marketing for Victorian initiatives including investments in employment, digital infrastructure and medical research.
Julia is passionate about working toward a positive future and using her skills to lead strategic initiatives for purposeful organisations.
