Carclew Patron
Marjorie Fitz-Gerald (OAM)
Carclew Board
Rachel Healy (Chair)
Rachel Healy has worked in senior roles in the arts and cultural sector for 30 years, including Director of Performing Arts for Sydney Opera House, General Manager, Belvoir St Theatre and Executive Manager, Culture for City of Sydney.
She is the longest serving Artistic Director of the Adelaide Festival, alongside Neil Armfield, whom she shared the role with from 2015–2022. Rachel is currently the Interim Director of The Pavilion Arts Centre Sutherland, joint Chair of Adelaide University’s Creativity and Culture Industry Advisory Board, serves on the Board of Performing Arts Connections Australia and is a creative industries consultant.
Rosina Di Maria (Deputy Chair)
Rosina Di Maria is a Principal at Woods Bagot and Chair of the global architecture and design firm’s Adelaide studio. She has been involved in several notable projects, including the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute, The Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy & Research, Journey Beyond’s Rail travel upgrade, BHP’s global workplace transformation, the National Gallery of Australia upgrade, and Tarrkarri – Centre for First Nations Cultures at Lot Fourteen, in collaboration with New York practice Diller Scofidio + Renfro.
Rosina is a frequent invited speaker, panellist, and juror, she judges multiple awards, and currently holds a position on the Property Council of Australia and is a board member of JamFactory.
Craig Yeung
Craig Yeung is the Founding Director of Motus Legal, a non-traditional legal consulting company specialising in mergers and acquisitions, capital raising and advisory. Through Motus, Craig works with a range of clients, including entrepreneurs and family groups, venture capital and private equity funds, and public-listed companies. Motus is active in a broad range of industries, including technology, resources and energy, life sciences and financial services.
When Craig was a law student, he also worked as a piano teacher at a local primary school. He continues to play to this day, passing the skill down to his two young sons.
Andrew Boeyen
Andrew Boeyen holds a Bachelor of Economics, Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment, and is a Fellow Certified Practicing Accountant. He has worked as a finance professional for more than 25 years in an array of industries, including mining, manufacturing, software development and advertising.
Andrew has 15 years’ experience reporting to boards, and has spent 10 years working in the disability sector, during which time he developed a desire for community service. In this capacity, Andrew has been a director of two non-profit organisations and an independent advisor in another.
Ella Macintyre
Ella Macintyre is Chief Product Officer at publicly listed Adelaide game developer Mighty Kingdom, and prior to this was Producer of Marketing and Distribution at Epic Films. She is passionate about arts education and the development of sustainable creative industries in South Australia.
In addition to working in the arts as an executive in her current role, Ella also has experience navigating the industry as a creator. She first became familiar with Carclew as a young person participating in workshops, where she experienced the value and importance of the organisation.
Johnny von Einem
Johnny von Einem is a journalist and the editor of CityMag, a publication covering hospitality, arts, business and life in Adelaide. His writing has been recognised by the South Australian Press Club Awards, and he is a judge in Solstice Media’s 40 Under 40.
Johnny also works with local arts organisations The Mill and FELTspace, facilitating their writer-in-residence programs, through which he mentors and provides a platform to emerging arts writers.
Alysha Hermann
Alysha Herrmann is an independent creative producer, writer, performance-maker, community organiser, and a co-founder of Part of Things. She lives in regional Australia and makes performances, installations, experiences, presentations, poetry, digital exchanges and small moments of connection. Alysha was the recipient of the 2017 Arts South Australia Geoff Crowhurst Memorial Award, 2015 Australia Council Kirk Robson Award, and a 2021 Regional Arts Australia Fellow. She currently works part-time as Statewide Program Manager at Writers SA and serves as Director on the board of Outback Theatre for Young People.
Cez Green (Department for Education Representative)
Cezanne Green has worked in education since 1986 undertaking teaching positions on the Eyre Peninsula and in metropolitan Adelaide. During Cezanne’s time in education, she has undertaken the role of State Coordinator of the Community Come Out Festival (currently Dream Big), co-written the Teaching for Effective Learning Framework for the Department for Education, undertaken the roles of Principal of Seaford Secondary College and the Director for Secondary Learners which included leading the STEM Learning Strategy across South Australia. Also during her time in education, Cezanne has undertaken Board positions for the South Australian Secondary Principals Association (SASPA) and Speech Pathology Australia, Ethics Board. Cezanne is currently the Principal of Adelaide High School.
Nara Wilson
Nara Wilson is a proud Wirangu, Kokatha and Larrakia woman who lives and works on Peramangk country in beautiful Mount Barker, South Australia. From 2018 – 2022 Nara implemented South Australia’s first and second First Nations Screen Strategy at the South Australian Film Corporation and then in 2022 – 2023 implemented the state’s inaugural First Nations Arts Strategy at Arts South Australia. Since July 2023 Nara has been working as an Associate Producer at Vishus Productions, an animation company in the Adelaide Hills working across their slate of children’s animation projects. Nara is also Company Director of BiRiny where her passion lies and is focused on producing First Nations animation and documentary stories for the screen.
Andrew Staniford
Andrew is an experienced corporate executive who has worked in the energy industry for over 25 years. His most recent role was Chief Customer Officer for the Australian Gas Infrastructure Group. He has previously held positions in government relations, business development, operations, and customer service. He has qualifications in science and economics, including a Master of Economics degree from the University of New England. An experienced Non-Executive Director, Andrew has served on various community and industry Boards for over 25 years, including five years as Chair. He is currently a director of Spectrum Migrant Resource Centre. Andrew is a passionate supporter of the arts, and sees the opportunity for Carclew to prepare our next generation of artists, their supporters and future audiences to build creative intelligence across our society.
Banner image: Carclew House viewed through the South West gate – Photo by Braw Media