Kellock Board Members from Left: Tony Pammer, Alex Chernov, Larry Fallon, Jo Cavill CEO/Director of Nursing, Bishop John (retired July 2019), Rod Sloan and Stephen Costley. Margaret Baker (absent)
Kellock Board Members from Left: Tony Pammer, Alex Chernov, Larry Fallon, Jo Cavill CEO/Director of Nursing, Bishop John (retired July 2019), Rod Sloan and Stephen Costley. Margaret Baker (absent)
Lawrence ‘Larry’ Fallon, a businessman with 46 years’ experience, is the owner/operator of a Bus Service in North East Victoria with 130 employees. He has been a Bus Association Victoria ‘BusVic’ Committee Member for over 40 years and was a ‘BusVic’ representative on the Transport Safety Victoria Committee for over 20 years.
The introduction of the Bus Safety Act (2009) and Bus Safety Regulations 2010 brought in a new accreditation process with new regulatory requirements for the operation of bus services in Victoria from the end of 2010. In addition, the Bus Services Act 1995 also carries regulatory requirements of some types of bus operators who undertake bus service contracts in Victoria.
The Monash Institute of Transport Studies, in conjunction with Transport Safety Victoria, the Department of Transport and BusVic, developed an education program, Transport Management Course for Bus Operators, to assist persons to meet the requirements of the Bus Safety Act (2009), Bus Safety Regulations 2010 and Bus Services Act 1995.
Larry was a member of the Board of Management of Kellock Lodge Alexandra Inc. from 1998 to 2009, Chairman of the Board of Management of the Outdoor Education Group in 2009 and 2013, and an Alexandra Football and Netball Club Committee Member from 1982 to 1988.
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After completing his degrees Alex Chernov practised as a barrister for over 30 years
in commercial law and equity and was appointed Queen’s Counsel in 1980.
Whilst a barrister he also taught law, co-authored a legal text and was an Honorary
Consultant to the Australian Law Reform Commission. He became President of the
Victorian Bar and Vice President of the Australian Bar Association. Later, he was
President of the Law Council of Australia and Vice President of LawAsia, a member of the
Council of the Presbyterian Ladies College and chaired the Australian Motor Sport Court
of Appeal.
In 1997 Alex Chernov was appointed to the Trial Division of the Supreme Court of Victoria
and, in the following year, to its Court of Appeal.
He was also a Deputy Chancellor of the University of Melbourne and in 2009 was elected
as its Chancellor. He was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2008 and a
Companion of the Order in 2012.
Alex Chernov was sworn in as Victoria’s 28th Governor in April 2011 and, in September,
2014 as deputy to the Governor-General. After completing these terms Alex Chernov
joined the boards of the Ian Potter Foundation, the Grattan Institute which he chairs,
and other organisations. He also conducts local and international alternative dispute
resolutions.
Stephen is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australian and New Zealand, CPA Australia and Institute of Company Directors
He is owner/operator of DMK Taxation and Accounting, Principle and Senior Accountant/Financial Advisor (FCA, FCPA) and Authorised Representative Count Financial Ltd
Stephen has many years’ experience in providing taxation. Business development and valuation services. Stephen has been a principal and owner of Accounting Practices since 1982 and his clients include medical practices, professional service firms, building and contracting industries, primary producers and viticulture industries and not for profit organisations.
Stephen has particular knowledge in:
Stephen’s qualifications Include:
Associate Diploma Outdoor Education (Bendigo College of Advanced Education 1981)
Fellow, Williamson Community Leadership Program 1987
Past Board Member for:
Australian Outdoor Education Association 1990-1993 (Founding Chair)
Victorian Outdoor Education Association: 3 terms on governing council during the 1990’s
National Outdoor Recreation Leadership Development Board 1992-1994
Recreation Industry Training Advisory Board (~ 1995-1998)
Victorian Board of Canoe Education: 2 terms, 1987-1990 and 1992-94
National Coach Instructor Scheme (XC Skiing) Council member 1990-1993
Currently an advisory board member on two commercial boards (Company names commercial in confidence) 2017 to current
Founding Chair Victorian Outdoor Providers Network 2009-2014
Advisory Chair for Grant St Grocer and Helico Australia (Alexandra) 2018 to current
CEO, Outdoor Education Group, 1984-2015
Business Adviser and Management Coach for 7 Alexandra and Regional Businesses 2016
With a Diploma of Civil Engineering and a Fellow Institute of Engineers Australia, Roderick ‘Rod’ Sloan offers a Civil Engineering Consultancy. His extensive work with local government provides a strong understanding of the challenges in providing services to a community. Rods experience also extends to capital resource management, public finance and information technology.
Rod offered 27 years of service to the Board of Management of the Alexandra District Hospital, holding many years in the office of Treasurer and retiring from the Board in 2012.
He was contracted as the Project Manager for all major building projects at Kellock Lodge Alexandra Inc. from 2005 to 2017 totalling $10.5 million and became a Board Member at the conclusion of his consultancy in 2017.
His contribution can also be seen at Mount Hotham Alpine Resort.
With 45 years in perioperative nursing including 30 years as Perioperative Services Manager in both Public and Private health systems in metropolitan and rural health services across Australia, Margaret Baker has been a Registered Nurse for 50 years.
Kellock Lodge will also benefit from her exceptional experience including the following roles:
Certificate of Hospital Training – General Nurse , Austin Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, 1971 (Registered Nurse)
Certificate of Hospital Training – Midwifery, Preston and Northcote Community Hospital, Australia, 1973 (Registered Midwife)
Certificate of Perioperative Technique and Management, Repatriation General Hospital, Heidelberg, Australia, 1974.
Margaret continues to commit to providing surgical expertise for The Pacific Islands Project with the Royal Australian College of Surgeons, a role she has undertaken for the last 20 years. This has involved organisation of surgical teams and items required to perform surgery, as well as hands on surgical nursing skills in an under privileged countries in the Pacific region. Margaret also acts as a mentor to surgical nurses from these areas as they endeavour to improve health care in their communities.
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