Board Members

Dr Storer is a Consultant Anaesthetist and long-term member of the Autism Association. He has been actively involved in leading the Board at a time of major strategic development, maintaining a keen interest in the field of disability as well as Autism. Dr Storer is also a Committee Member of the Western Australian Branch of the Australian Society of Anaesthetists and of the Anaesthetic Departments of both St John of God Subiaco and Murdoch.

Geoff is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and New Zealand and has over 40 years experience in professional practice as an accountant and business adviser to a wide range of clients.

Until his retirement in 2015, he was the managing partner and chief executive of the Perth office and a member of the national executive of large multinational firm Crowe Horwath.

Geoff has been a former State Chairman of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and has been a member of a number of not for profit boards, including ten years as a board member of Lifeline WA.

Mr Altus joined the Board of the Autism Association in January 2010. He is also a member of the Board of the Lutheran Church of Australia’s national financing arm and of the University of Western Australia’s (UWA) Senate Strategic Resources Committee. In 2014, he became a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Mr Altus previously chaired the Curtin Business School Advisory Board for the School of Economics and Finance, and held a number of positions within the Western Australian Department of Treasury, including as Director of Revenue and Intergovernmental Relations. In 2003–04 he completed a secondment to UWA as its Executive Director of Finance and Resources and continued as a member of the University’s Senate Strategic Resources Committee until December 2015.

Mrs Brownhill has been actively involved in the field of disability over many years. Prior to returning to Western Australia from Melbourne where she and her family lived, Mrs Brownhill represented Mansfield Autistic Services on the Victorian State Council for Autism. On returning to Perth in late 1999, Mrs Brownhill resumed her involvement with the worldwide Special Olympics movement and was a Director of Special Olympics Western Australia up until 2004. Mrs Brownhill is a Family Member of the Autism Association of Western Australia.

Professor Landau is medical advisor to the Western Australian Department of Health. Professor Landau was Executive Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at The University of Western Australia for nine years and was Professor of Paediatrics at Princess Margaret Hospital for Children in Perth. He is the founding Chairman of the Institute for Child Health Research, and has served on committees of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Drug Evaluation Committee, the Australian Medical Council, and the National Asthma Campaign. Professor Landau was awarded Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in 1996 for his contribution to paediatrics and research in respiratory medicine.

Mrs Rank is a senior international training specialist in industrial software. She has been a Family Member of the Autism Association for more than 21 years and is married with two children. Mrs Rank has been an active member of the Autism Association for more than two decades and has supported the association in public education, fundraising and other projects throughout the years.

Dr Monro has over 30 years’ experience as a chartered accountant and business advisor in Australia and internationally. He recently retired as a Principal in the Corporate Finance division of RSM Australia Pty Ltd. He previously worked for the large accounting firms KPMG and Crowe Horwath. He has also worked as the CFO for a small listed company APA Financial Services in Australia.

Dr Monro has worked in a diverse selection of industries with a particular focus in mining, manufacturing, government, not-for-profit, property, transport, retail and primary producer sectors. His experience covers a wide range of areas including business valuations, due diligence, business planning, financial mentoring and advisory services for Indigenous entities and general financial consulting.

Ms. Catriona Macleod is the co-director of Cullen Macleod Lawyers. Cullen Macleod provide services across 5 specialist teams from their team of 18 lawyers plus support staff. Catriona is part of the dispute resolution team – helping businesses and individuals resolve disputes in a practical and cost-efficient way.

Ms. Macleod is involved with a number of boards and committees across the legal, business, and not-for profit sectors including the Piddington Society (law), the Western Suburbs Business Association, the Subiaco Justice Centre (a form of community legal centre). She has just finished a 3-year appointment as the inaugural co-chair of the Australasia Centre for Legal Innovation.

As a business owner with a diverse working background in many industries, and a real passion for innovation, Catriona has a broad understanding of many of the issues facing her clients, that encompasses more than a legal perspective.

Mr Konsolis is an experienced Chief Financial Officer with over 25 years’ experience in the disability sector. He is a Certified Practicing Accountant and has held positions within the public and private sector. Positions include roles within State Government Departments including the Department of Treasury and the Department of the Auditor General.

Mr Konsolis has served on a range of Advisory bodies and Working Groups, many of which have contributed to the development and shaping of the disability sector both in Western Australia and nationally. This includes roles on the National Disability Services Finance Advisory Group and the Council of DSC Funded Agencies.