Meet the People of The LBW Trust
The LBW Trust is a diverse community of professionals, including journalists, authors, accountants, bankers, teachers, lawyers and business people. They are all united by a common vision: to level the playing field in education.
Emma Bromley | General Manager
A former high school teacher, Emma has more than 25 years of experience across the Not-for-Profit, University and Government sectors, most recently working with an Australian men’s mental health charity.
Passionate about social change, Emma strongly believes that individuals can make a difference in the world around them.
Alex Tynan-Davey | Events
With over 10 years of experience in the events industry, Alex has worked across education, finance, and sport.
Driven by a commitment to equal opportunities, Alex is dedicated to advancing The LBW Trust’s mission by creating impactful and inclusive events that provide educational pathways for disadvantaged communities.
Kathryn Toohey | Marketing
Kathryn, a former primary school teacher, has been captivated by storytelling from a young age. A passionate Test Cricket fan, she’s drawn to the sport’s enduring narrative. Now in Marketing and Communications at The LBW Trust, Kathryn leverages her storytelling skills to support the mission of creating educational opportunities worldwide.
Romy Sandler
As General Manager of Women for Change, Romy believes educating young women can transform communities and countries.
Romy is dedicated to supporting young people in need, empowering women to forge their paths while providing educational opportunities for underprivileged young women in India, Nepal, and Africa.
Meet the Board of The LBW Trust
David Vaux AM | Chair
David, a leading healthcare entrepreneur, co-founded GenesisCare, I-Med, and Amity (now BUPA). He chairs The LBW Trust and is a Director of Arcadia Health Care and Studiosity, while also managing his farming interests.
In 2020, David was awarded an AM for services to business and the community.
“My mother instilled a love of learning. Supporting The LBW Trust brings my family and me immense joy.”
Marek Ristwej
Marek, Chair of Marque Capital VC and Marque Property Holdings, has extensive experience in residential, commercial, and industrial development. He also serves as Chair, Director or Advisor in sectors including Ag-Tech, Agricultural Health, Renewables, and Beverages.
“Cricket embodies grit, spirit, and mateship, uniting people. If playing cricket can create opportunities and a sense of purpose for those in need, my involvement with The LBW Trust is fulfilled.”
Euan Callister | Treasurer
Euan and his wife Sharon have been long-time supporters of The LBW Trust. With extensive volunteer experience in social justice initiatives, including Cana in Redfern and Western Sydney and The Salvation Army in Australia and Papua New Guinea, Euan is passionate about education.
He believes education is a right for all and crucial for building stronger communities and fostering exemplary leaders. Even small assistance through The LBW Trust can drive significant impact in developing countries.
Mike Coward AM
Mike Coward AM, a foundation director of the LBW Trust, has served cricket as a writer, commentator, and interviewer for 50 years.
The author of 15 books on the game and its rich history and personalities, Mike fervently believes that through education cricket and its adherents can meet a moral responsibility to the developing world where the game enjoys such widespread popularity.
“In essence, cricket is a developing world sport played by a handful of First World countries.”
Tricia Ho-Hudson
Tricia is a senior finance executive with over a decade of experience in ASX10 companies and is currently the Executive General Manager, of Group Finance at Wesfarmers Limited. She has a strong history of contributing to the not-for-profit sector.
Passionate about education, Tricia believes in its power to transform lives, families, and communities. She views The LBW Trust as the “village” that supports young people in their educational journeys.
Samantha Forbes
Tim Hilton
Tim has supported The LBW Trust for years and is thrilled to join its board. His decision was fueled by the tragic scenes in Afghanistan in August 2021, where people clung to departing aircraft and the ongoing oppression of women, including the denial of girls’ education.
A senior sales professional with a career spanning the UK, USA, and Australia, Tim saw this role as the perfect chance to merge his skills with his passions for education and cricket.
Antony Karpin
Antony Karpin is a Partner and Senior Investment Adviser at LGT Crestone, advising ultra-high-net-worth clients across Australia. Specialising in portfolio management and investment strategies, he tailors solutions to meet clients’ wealth goals. Antony began his career at AMP and ING, later joining UBS Wealth Management in 2006.
Outside of finance, Antony competes in triathlons to support education in developing countries, reflecting his dedication to integrity and accountability.
Paul Singer
Paul, an experienced CEO and co-founder of the charity Make A Mark Australia (MAMA), empowers children in need through education. A former warfare officer in the Royal Australian Navy, he was deployed to the Middle East.
The LBW Trust’s mission deeply resonates with Paul: “It unites my passions for cricket and learning. I’ve witnessed the transformative power of education, especially in developing countries and remote communities.”
Ashley Perrott
Ashley has over 35 years of experience in fund management, spanning Australia, Asia, and the UK. His expertise includes investment strategy, portfolio management, asset allocation, and business development.
A passionate cricketer, Ash serves as President of UTS North Sydney District Cricket Club and is a Level 2 Cricket NSW coach.
Since 2019, Ashley has supported The LBW Trust, believing in the power of sport and education to transform lives.
Michael Dalton
Michael is an experienced business and finance executive with roles in Transport, Recruitment, HR Consulting, and the Not-for-Profit sector, including 13 years as CFO/COO at Cricket NSW. He led the development of the $60m Cricket Central facility, which opened in 2022.
Inspired by his late father’s emphasis on higher education and his love of cricket, Michael is passionate about supporting The LBW Trust’s mission to provide education opportunities for disadvantaged students.
Meet the Women for Change Committee
- Kristin Stubbins AM – Co-Chair
- Lisa McIntyre – Co-Chair
- Eleanor Hall – Committee Member
- Pip Butt – Treasurer
- Kylie Maddern – Committee Member
- Christina Sultan – Committee Member
- David Vaux AM – Committee Member & Chair of the LBW Trust
- Amanda MacLean – Committee Member
- Samantha Forbes – Committee Member
- Denise Stewart – Committee Member
- Stephanie Newey -Committee Member
- Kushum Shakya – Committee Member
- Preeti Inchody – Committee Member
- Dr Kim Hamrosi – Committee Member
