Governance

Tim's area of expertise is corporate governance for the non-profit sector. Over the past 10 years, Tim has advised the senior management and Board of Directors for numerous non-profit organisations. Additionally, he has also supported the establishment, development and expansion of commercial enterprises, including the establishment of five enterprises that he is a partner in. Tim has experience in large scale project management, developing small businesses, and providing business and corporate governance advice to not-for-profit community organisations, businesses and government agencies.

In addition to his role as the Managing Director of a Queensland wide consulting, training and recruitment company based on the Sunshine Coast, Tim has been actively involved in community and projects and volunteering. He is currently an Executive Director of the not-for-profit Indigenous organisation Five Bridges Ltd, has been the Regional Chair of the Sunshine Coast Advisory Committee for the Institute of Managers and Leaders, and previously a committee member and Vice-President of the Kawana Chamber of Commerce. Tim is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a Fellow of the Institute of Managers and Leaders, he holds a Masters in Commercial Law, Bachelor of Business and Diploma of Project Management.

Elaine Jobson is CEO of Jetts Australia. Elaine has more than 25 years in the fitness industry, and 15 years in other executive management roles, having previously worked in Europe, Asia and South Africa for Global brands such as Fitness First and Virgin Active but now calls Australia home. Elaine is passionate about building successful companies through great cultures and growing exceptional Leaders.

Sharee Webster joined Holmans in April 2007. Sharee manages the Holmans Maroochydore office, which was opened in April 2008. Sharee is a Chartered Accountant and holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Queensland, a Chartered Tax Adviser from the Taxation Institute of Australia and a Registered Tax Agent. In July 2016, Sharee obtained her Diploma of Financial Planning, allowing her to be a licensed Financial Adviser.

Prior to joining Holmans, Sharee was based in Sydney for almost 20 years. During this time, Sharee was a partner in a chartered accounting practice, as well as holding the position of senior manager in both small to mid-tier accountancy firms. In these roles, Sharee provided strategic advice and specialised business solutions to suit the tax and accounting needs of a wide variety of privately owned businesses. At Holmans, Sharee specialises in business structures, taxation advice, superannuation and in particular Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs). She has extensive experience in providing strategic tax advice to private clients, owner-operated family businesses and large corporate entities.

Sharee is passionate about being part of the Sunshine Coast Community and about giving back to the community. She loves being involved with this organisation – whose goal is for all people to age well.

Previously, Sharee was the Treasurer of the Sunshine Coast Business Women’s Network for 6 years stepping down in early 2018. As a Buderim local, she was on the Board of Directors of the Buderim Community Enterprises Limited, trading as the Buderim Community Bank ® Branch of Bendigo Bank for six years stepping down from that role in 2018 too.

Liam is a community development professional who specialises in helping people navigate transformational change. With a focus on engaging people through change, Liam specialises in working with marginalised communities and vulnerable people in complex environments to achieve sustainable, just and desired futures.

Liam has extensive international experience working with governments, the private sector and non-government agencies to incorporate community engagement and development practices in the design and delivery of policies, strategies and plans.

Over the years, Liam has expanded his work to integrate strategic planning and foresight methodology in his work covering education, health, housing, employment, domestic violence, youth, refugees and disability services. He is also a Fellow with the Centre for Postnormal Policy and Futures Studies and an Adjunct Industry Fellow for The School of Social Sciences at the University of the Sunshine Coast.