Phil Hayes-Brown

Sep 20, 2023 | thirdsector.com.au | Liz Rowell |Cathy Kezelman |Phil Hayes-Brown |Nina Mapson Bone

Recently, I was fortunate enough to stand alongside the CEO of Painaustralia, Guilia Jones, at a thought-provoking rally, at the front of Parliament House, highlighting the significant impact of chronic pain on working women as part of the organisation’s Walk My Pain campaign. We garnered support from Senator Helen Polley Dr Mike Freelander MP Dr Nick Coatsworth Senator Anne Ruston David Pocock Larissa Waters Anne Webster MP, and we thank them for their commitment to the women of Australia.

Sep 18, 2023 | thirdsector.com.au | Cathy Kezelman |Phil Hayes-Brown |Nina Mapson Bone |Peter Baines

The Australian child maltreatment Study released earlier this year found that 28.5% of the population of 16-65 year olds were sexually abused as a child. The vast majority of this abuse was not institutional, but if our institutions can’t be made accountable, how do we as a society tackle the epidemic of child sexual abuse in our midst?

Aug 22, 2023 | thirdsector.com.au | Phil Hayes-Brown |Nina Mapson Bone |Peter Baines |Giovanni Siano

Phil Hayes-Brown was appointed Wallara CEO in 2010 after a 20 year career spanning investment banking, commercial law and sports marketing. His career included 12 years with the National Basketball Association where he finished as MD NBA Asia in Hong Kong, and a year as a GM with the Hawthorn Football Club leading all the Club’s commercial operations.