Secretary Profile: Lee-Anne Bright
I have a full time job governessing - teaching on the Menindee-Ivanhoe road. I have governessed for the last 14 years in 3 different states on 7 different school for 13 families.
I also run my own business called Governess Australia ; this includes a consulting and job advertising service. It is also expanding in the next 2 years to include a small shop.
When not living at my work home I spend my school holidays at my parent's property, Kimberley Station.
In the past 14 years I have worked for many non-profit organisations, including school P&C's, ICPA and governess organisations. My major achievement was the setup of a support group which entailed the writing of a role statement and policies for the group as well as running training and induction sessions.
Through this community experience I have held many positions on committees including president, chairman, vice president, secretary, webmaster, quarterly magazine editor, and sub-committee organiser.
My grandfather was one of the founding members of the race club which started because of a love of horses, community and a desire to help the war effort.
Through actions and words he taught me that no one person owns the club, we represent the members.
For his part to ensure the club's survival a section of Kimberley was given to the race club for a home base.
My own dedication and passion for the club comes from a life long family involvement and a love of history.
I have been entrusted with the role of the honourable Secretary and being part of the new generation comes with great responsibility.
With that responsibility placed in my hands I believe
that we must continue to make improvements and build for the club's future.
that every action or idea requires considerable thought and research to ensure the club is presented with the best opportunity for the future.
we must not remain stagnant otherwise we will disappear.
I would like to make sure I leave the club in good stead for the future, so that it can continue on long after my family is gone.
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