Stephen Humphreys has been a Director of Australian Rotary Health since September 2018.

Stephen joined the Rotary Club of Camden in NSW in 2002 and served as Club President in 2008-2009; Chair of the Peace Studies Sub-Committee of the District 9750 Foundation Committee in 2009-10 and served as an Assistant Governor for three years 2010 to 2012. Chair of the District 9750 Conference Committee in 2012 and became District Governor (9675) 2016-17.

Stephen has always had a keen involvement in the community and has previously held committee positions, including President, on the parent bodies of his children’s schools for around 20 years.

Adrian Roach was appointed to the Board of Australian Rotary Health in November 2023 and is preparing to take on the role of Chair in November 2026, continuing the strong trajectory of growth established by his predecessors.   Adrian is the Managing Director of Valley Fresh Services Pty Ltd, providing managerial services to his bed and breakfast business, musical artists, and the flower industry for more than 30 years.

A proud Rotarian, Adrian is the Charter President and current President of the Rotary Club of Greenhills-Maitland, which he helped establish in 2012 with a vision to engage younger members aged 18 to 40. His Rotary journey began at the Rotary Club of East Maitland in 1994, where he served in multiple Board roles, including President in 1998–99. Adrian continues to contribute to Rotary at a District level, mentoring Governors and supporting leadership development. He spent from 2019 to 2021 as The Rotary Coordinator for Zone 8.

Bernie Bott was appointed a Director of Australian Rotary Health in November 2021.

Born to a second-generation farming family, a long-standing commitment to community service in Yarrawonga. From schooling in regional NSW through to life as a boarder at Caulfield Grammar in Melbourne. Bernie returned to the farm and family partnership as a young man determined to contribute to the local community.

Rotary commenced for Bob when he joined the RC of Kangaroo Bay (since wound up) in 1980 at the rather young age (for a Rotarian) of 28.

In July 1982 his career pathway took him and his young family to the North West Coast (of Tasmania) where he immediately joined the Somerset club.  Through which, Bob and his wife Kaye established long lasting friendships whilst supporting Rotary and community activities throughout the District.

A Rotarian of some 43 years, as part of those clubs plus Flagstaff Hill in Adelaide for a brief stint during 1987-88, Bob and Kaye also spent twelve months (2004/5) working in the USA. This provided him the opportunity to visit Clubs in Illinois, including a few speaking engagements at a Rotaract club within Bradley University, Peoria where they lived.

Ron emigrated to Brisbane from Chicago at age 11, graduating from Griffith University in 1979 and completing a Post Graduate Diploma in Science in 1999. 

Ron has had a long career in local government park and landscape management, working in the Queensland Forestry Department and serving local governments in Brisbane, Gympie, Toowoomba and Townsville before retiring. 

Ian had thirty years’ experience as a school Principal and leadership in the not-for-profit sector working in regional communities throughout Queensland, Western Australia and Victoria prior to commencing his current position as Regional Manager: Mount Gambier with the University of South Australia in 2017. Ian has been extensively involved in professional leadership nationally and is a Past President of the Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia (SPERA) and Past Australasian President of the Australasian Association of Distance Education Schools.

Paul emigrated to Australia from the UK in 1966 age 12 with parents and 2 brothers.  He commenced a career with ANZ Banking Group Ltd in the early 1970’s as a junior clerk in Tasmania, later progressing in various management roles then specialising in Credit Risk Management. In 1997 he accepted a High-Risk Credit Management role in Collins St Melbourne. Paul later became Regional Risk Executive then retired from ANZ in 2016 as the National Credit Executive for Asset Finance, after a career of 45 years.

Paul joined Rotary in 1987 when a group of professional men and women in St Helens Tasmania, formed a new Rotary Club. He was honoured to be selected as Charter President. His banking career took him and his family to several other cities where he joined the local Rotary Club. Paul has since completed the Club President role at 2 other Rotary clubs in Victoria before becoming District Governor in 2022-23 (D9820).

Jeff is the Dealer Principal of Paradise Mazda, a family business started by his late father Reg Neale in 1956. Jeff started in the business in 1978 as an apprentice motor mechanic.  It was in this same year that Paradise Mazda commenced as a Mazda dealer.  Jeff worked his way through each department before being appointed Dealer Principal in 1999.  Jeff also has a Graduate Certificate in Business.

Paradise Mazda employs around 90 staff and is currently a Mazda Master Dealer.  Jeff’s son Ben is General Manager, having joined the business in 2004, continuing in the family tradition. Jeff’s wife Jenny, who trained and worked as a Registered Nurse, has worked with Jeff in the business for over 25 years.

Pat joined Rotary in 2007 whilst living in New Zealand. She is a Past President and a Paul Harris Fellow. Pat has held the positions of Club President, District Chair for the Rotary Four-Way Test Speech Contest, and District Governor of District 9465. Pat again served as District Governor in 2024–25 for the combined District 9423.

Renga is a passionate mechanical engineer with a strong commitment to community service, actively involved in various leadership roles within Rotary International.   His dedication to making a positive impact on society is reflected through his active participation in numerous community initiatives and philanthropic activities.

Renga has served as President of the Rotary Club of Granville in 2013/14, where he led various community service projects and initiatives.   He led the position of Assistant Governor in District 9675 20/2020, contributing to the growth and success of Rotary Clubs within the district.

Since 1986, Paul Miegel and his wife Meredith have operated family-owned pharmacies, transitioning into the business of fine whisky, becoming the Director of Corowa Distilling Co. in 2017. 

Paul has been a Rotary member for over 25 years, with active involvement in Rotary Club of Corowa, NSW. In 2010-11, he was named Honorary Rotarian of the Year and over the years served in several leadership roles, including director, treasurer, assistant governor, and Membership Committee Chair for District 9790. 

Rick is a veteran technology leader across Australia and New Zealand, with over 40 years’ experience spanning the high-tech, FMCG, industrial services, engineering, and higher education sectors. For more than 25 years, he has held C-level roles across the organisations he has served.

He is the co-founder and director of a Microsoft AI and Business Applications systems integrator, delivering sophisticated solutions primarily to the allied health and social care sectors.