Board Members

Our Board Members

Stacey Scott

Stacey joined the Y's Board in 2016, serving as Board Chair since 2021. She is a communications professional and was elected to the Timaru District Council in 2022. Stacey has a huge heart for young people and is a tireless supporter of the Y's youth development mahi.

Jonathan Pow

Jonny is a lawyer in Ashburton, working closely with clients on commercial and property transactions. A board member since June 2021 and current deputy chair, Jonny is keen to see young people grow throughout the Central South Island by building the Y’s educational and recreational reputation.

Anna Bolland

Anna is a leadership and culture strategist based in Geraldine who joined the Y Board in 2020. Within the Y, she hopes to add value around leadership, culture, operations, strategic direction, marketing, and business overall.

Ryan Brosnahan

Ryan has a deep passion for youth development. and was appointed in April 2024 as the mana whenua representative from Te Rūnaka o Arowhenua. He is a primary school teacher in Timaru, dedicated to fostering a community where young people can grow, thrive, and become active, contributing members of society.

Malcolm Eadie

A Board member since June 2020, Malcolm is a Business Coach who facilitates workshops and provides training in strategic planning, leadership development, management of staff and teams, and more. He is a strong believer in empowering and growing young people.

Robbie Hill

Robbie brings experience in the legal profession in the commercial and conveyancing field. He joined the Y in March 2023 to support the academic development and personal growth of young people throughout the Central South Island.

Josh Rooney

Josh has been a Board member since 2020. He is an accounting manager who brings a financial and youthful perspective to the Board whilst hoping to help continue the great work the Y does for youth in our community.

Barrie Suter

Barrie is a legal executive for a Timaru law firm. He is a Y Life Member and a Board member since 2013. He became involved with the Y through his interest in ensuring the Central South Island is a better place for the young people who remain here, rather than leaving to study.