Our Staff

The Board is supported by a team with extensive government and private sector experience in regional economic and community development.

Project Managers have a primary economic development role and region-wide responsibilities to the following key activity areas:

• Economic Development
• Tourism Development
• Indigenous Economic Development
• Workforce
• Business Development
• Special Projects

Casey joined the RDAEP team as Regional Workforce Coordinator after completing her Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Events Management) from the University of South Australia in 2021. She left RDAEP in April 2022 to travel and work in Western Australia for over a year before returning to support implementation of the new Eyre brand and to coordinate the Eyre Peninsula Regional Leadership Program. Before joining RDAEP, Casey worked as an SSO supporting students with disabilities and learning difficulties.

Tamsin was born and raised in Wudinna on the Eyre Peninsula and went on to study at the University of South Australia. She has previously worked in government and not-for-profit organisations in Adelaide, Vancouver, and London, as well as a stint with RDAEP in 2018/19. Tamsin returned to Eyre Peninsula from the UK in 2021 and returned to work with RDAEP, taking on various project roles.

Roger is a CPA with over 40 years of experience in management, finance, and accounting having worked in various industries including public accounting, construction, education, and not-for-profit Indigenous community organisations. He has also volunteered his services on the boards of several organisations and currently assists mentees through the CPA Australia Mentoring Program.

Wendy has been a part of the RDAEP team for 4 years, providing high level confidential executive support to the Board and CEO ensuring effective and professional operation of the Board’s administrative and governance requirements. She has had extensive experience working in local government here on Eyre Peninsula and in Darwin, also spending 3 years working for the Queensland Department of Local Government in the regional office in Cairns before returning to her roots here on the Eyre Peninsula.

Kelly grew up on a farm on the Yorke Peninsula and moved to Adelaide to study Communications at the University of South Australia. Over her 25-year career, she has held roles such as Executive Officer, Logistics Manager, Training Coordinator, and Project Manager, primarily in the private sector and government, focused on primary industries. She is skilled in project management, coordination, and stakeholder communication. For over 20 years, Kelly has lived on the Eyre Peninsula, where she has raised a family and contributed to the community through voluntary work with local sports clubs.

Sue has spent her working career primarily in administration and finance. Her tenure with RDAEP spans a decade, providing a robust understanding of the organisation’s objectives and operations. She has a passion for Eyre Peninsula and having lived and worked in the region for most of her life, has an extensive understanding of the area’s unique challenges and strengths.