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Leading the way to meaningful change

Anglicare WA is led by people who believe every Western Australian deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. Our trusted leaders and advisors bring a diversity of expertise, experience, and a deep commitment to ensuring no one has to face life's challenges alone.

Our Executive Leadership Team at Anglicare WA

Our Executive Leadership Team at Anglicare WA is composed of experienced professionals who bring a diverse range of expertise and a shared commitment to social justice and community service.


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Mark Glasson

Chief Executive Officer
With 30+ years experience ranging across human services & community development, Mark describes himself as a committed collaborator striving to find new solutions to old problems.

Taryn Harvey

(Commencing 31 August 2026) Chief Innovation & Strategy Officer
Taryn is an experienced strategist and systems thinker with 15+ years executive experience leading system advocacy and peak organisations.
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Mark Fuderer

Chief Financial Officer
A qualified accountant and governance professional, Mark is known for his values‑driven leadership and his ability to align corporate functions with organisational strategy.
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Philippa Boldy

Chief Operating Officer
Bringing 20+ years of experience in WA’s community services, specialising in youth work, justice, homelessness, outreach, and mental health, into her role overseeing services.
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Kathryn Laferla

Chief People & Culture Officer
Kathryn is a senior level People and Culture leader with more than 20 years experience in retail, mining and construction, public sector, and not-for-profit organisations.
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Leone Cottam-Williams

Chief Aboriginal Engagement Officer
Focuses on executive and strategic matters, ensuring cultural security, leading advocacy efforts, and managing the Aboriginal Advisory Group (AAG).
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Kaitlyn Griggs

Chief Quality, Risk & Governance Officer
Kaitlyn leads governance, risk and quality frameworks and is recognised for her collaborative leadership and ability to drive practical, organisation-wide change.
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Russell Thom

Chief Information, Technology & Security Officer
Bringing 20+ years’ experience in leadership, service design, and technical capability to this role and WA’s community services.
AAG Members 2024

Aboriginal Advisory Group

The Aboriginal Advisory Group (AAG) provides advice and guidance to the Board of Anglicare Western Australia, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Executive members in relation to the following items: 

  1. Advising and guiding with the implementation of our Reconciliation Action Plan.
  2. Providing a conduit for Aboriginal community feedback on Anglicare WA policies and services to Aboriginal people and communities. 
  3. Strengthening relationships with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations.  
  4. Providing feedback on our policies, services and advocacy priorities.
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Lived Experience Advisory Group

The Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG) are a group of individuals who identify with lived experience.

"NOTHING ABOUT US, WITHOUT US!" 

People who have navigated adverse life experiences are uniquely placed to walk alongside those experiencing similar challenges providing a beacon of hope within their recovery journey. Anglicare WA values and recognises the importance that lived experience provides both to people's lives as well as being a significant contribution to Anglicare WA's organisational culture. 


Learn more about Lived Experience

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