Wishlist's Board of Directors are:

Mike Kelly (Chairman)

Mike Kelly has been Chairman of Wishlist since its inception in 1998.  A tireless worker for many causes, Mike juggles Wishlist responsibilities with his role as President of the Sunshine Coast Junior Motorcycle Club and Chairman of Lead On. Mike has lead a very “hands on” Board of Directors by example and is focused on positioning Wishlist as the Coast's leading charity whose work will benefit every Coast resident at some time. 

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Ian McDonald

A member since 1999 Ian McDonald is a Noosa businessman, Rotarian and active Wishlist ambassador in the northern area of the Sunshine Coast.

 

 

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Kevin Hegarty

Kevin was appointed District Manager of the Sunshine Coast - Wide Bay Health Service District in December 2003. Hailing from Rockhampton Health Service District Kevin appreciates the role Wishlist plays in supporting the Sunshine Coast's public health system.  With a strong financial background and extensive knowledge of Queensland Health, Kevin provides constant advice and guidance to the Wishlist Board and staff.

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Caroline Hutchinson

Caroline is recognised not only for her high profile role as co-host of 92.7Mix FM’s breakfast show but also as an advocate for many local and humanitarian causes. Caroline is a driving force behind Mix FM’s annual Give Me 5 For Kids appeal.  Her support was fundamental to the success of Wishlist's Cancer Centre campaign including the award winning "The House the Coast Built".

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Grahame Colley (OAM)

Grahame Colley is a third-generation resident of the Coast and Chairman of the Cane Growers Association. Grahame is an active Wishlist ambassador in the Nambour area, sitting on Wishlist's active Nambour sub-committee, and a proactive supporter of Wishlist fundraising events including Wishlist Row For Cancer.

 

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Greg Fahey

Greg Fahey is well known in local sporting circles including Sunshine Coast Rugby and as a delegate of the Australian Formula Ford Association. Greg is an active member of many volunteer organisations and is pivotal each year to the success of the Mix FM Give Me 5 For Kids campaign.

 

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Graham Wilkinson

The District's Executive Director of Nursing Services has 27 years experience  working with Queensland Health.  Graham's experience as Associate Professor, Faculty of Nursing and Health at Griffith University and University of Queensland has helped Wishlist establish valuable links with the University of the Sunshine Coast.

 

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Kym Chomley

Kym became a Director of Wishlist in July 2007 bringing with her 25 years experience in Accounting, Human Resource and Business Management.  A passionate supporter of Wishlist's role in the Coast community, Kym provides valuable advice to Wishlist staff on a regular basis and the Wishlist Board through her role on the Finance and Governance sub-committee.

 

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Jason Ward

Jason brings to the Board a wealth of experience in general management, strategic business development, sales and marketing, research, internet and property development industries.  Jason's experience in the corporate environment is of great benefit to the Board, particularly to Wishlist's marketing strategy related to corporate alliances with partners including Westpac and Stockland.

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Lisa Aitken

Lisa is a long time supporter of Wishlist through her SC Corporate Challenge Charity Golf Day for Mix FM's Give Me Five for Kids and her assistance with employment advice and networking opportunities.Lisa's business acumen, strategic thought process, passion for the work of Wishlist and fifteen years experience as a lawyer specialising in Workplace Relations Law makes her a valuable asset to the team.

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Cathryn Johnson (Secretary)

As executive Director of Allied Health, Cath has a clinical background and an extensive knowledge of District Health Service operations and Queensland Health policy and procedure.  Cath provides valuable guidance and advice and effectively operates as a liaison between Queensland Health and Wishlist in matters relating to equipment purchases and relevant policy and procedures pertaining to the District.