Our People

Rebecca has held senior executive roles in the resources, IT, professional services, and aged care sectors.  She has a diverse background in leading strategy, business transformation, digitalisation through technology and in her passion for people and culture. Rebecca is currently the Chief People &Transformation Officer at Infinite Care, a national residential aged care provider.  She is an advocate for diversity and inclusion and through her leadership likes to ensure that CALD interests are considered in all people related decisions.  Rebecca has worked across multiple Asia Pacific countries, held global roles, and lived in a number of countries outside of Australia.   

Ben holds a Bachelor of Information Technology from Griffith University, and an Executive MBA from QUT. Ben is currently the IT Manager for Clarence Property Corporation. He has worked in the IT industry for more than 20 years with a focus on technical management, digital transformation and web technologies and has worked in Brisbane, Ireland and the UK.

Leon is a practising solicitor with a top-tier international law firm. He specialises in foreign investment and has acted for some of Australia's largest corporations and financial institutions. Leon has studied in Australia, China, France and the Netherlands and previously served as ministerial staff to former Australian Foreign Minister the Hon Julie Bishop. A Burleigh local, Leon is a passionate contributor to his community and is involved in a wide range of community organisations and charities across the southern Gold Coast. 

Mirela is a Senior Lecturer in Finance at Griffith Business School specialising in teaching Corporate Finance at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. She holds a Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of International Finance (Honours) and PhD from Griffith University. Her published research is focused in the area of higher education teaching as well as behavioural finance. Mirela is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), a member of Griffith Centre for Personal Finance and Superannuation, and a senior associate of FINSIA (Financial Services Institute of Australia). Mirela held the position of Director of Learning and Teaching in the Department of Accounting Finance and Economics of Griffith Business School, before being appointed as the current Deputy Director of the Griffith MBA. Mirela speaks fluent Romanian.

Mercy has a Master of Nursing degree and has worked as an advanced clincial nurse and lead RN in different specialities for almost two decades. She is a credentialed Nurse Practitioner with a special interest in gerontology and emergency. Mercy has worked with First Nations and CALD communities. Mercy is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors' Foundations of Directorship program. 

Letitia Del Fabbro is a registered nurse with extensive experience as both a clinician and educator. Currently a Lecturer in Nursing at Griffith University, she holds a range of qualifications, including a Bachelor of Nursing (BN), a Bachelor of Health Science (Honours) (BHlthSc), a Graduate Diploma in Aboriginal Studies (GradDipA), and a Master of Public Health (MPH). Letitia is also a Fellow of the Public Health Association of Australia (FPHAA) and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA).

Dr. Mohtady Ali is an Egyptian-born medical doctor, international professor, and multidisciplinary senior medical academic with expertise spanning Microbiology, Public Health, Disaster Management, and Medical Education. She is a novelist and educational expert whose mission is to inspire others to learn, grow, and build resilience.

She holds two doctoral degrees: a Medical Doctorate from an Egyptian university and a PhD from Griffith University, Queensland, Australia. In addition to her medical and academic contributions, Dr. Mohtady Ali is an experienced coach, mentor, and leader. Over the past five years, she has focused on organisational and individual resilience, particularly within Queensland’s multicultural communities.

Her commitment to community resilience extends to her role as Chairperson of GCMAGIC. She is a member of the Australian Arabic Cultural Association.

Shane, as the executive lead of MCCGC, guides our team in maintaining a proactive approach with clients and navigating government reforms. This ensures that we continue to provide our diverse communities, seniors, and participants with sustainable, tailored support. With over 30 years of leadership experience, Shane's guidance is invaluable in shaping our future.

Jessica serves as the COO for MCCGC’s Community Programs and Cura Aged Care Services, expertly managing the day-to-day operations of both our brands. She ensures their continued growth and compliance while maintaining a steadfast focus on our core purpose and mission.

As the CFO of MCCGC, Goran provides financial guidance to our growing team, driving best practices in finance to ensure a financially sustainable future that delivers the best value for our clients and the broader community.

Operating as our Head of Business and Stakeholder Development, Emily oversees the Marketing and Communications team across all our organisations brands, while leading key stakeholder development initiatives to drive growth and engagement across our sectors.

Our Head of Digital, Stuart, delivers effective and innovative technology solutions that enhance the experience of both our people and clients. The department safeguards our systems and data, minimising disruptions while supporting the continuous delivery of essential services.