On the Line’s Board of Directors bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the governance of the organisation. All Directors generously volunteer their time and experience to guide On the Line’s strategic direction and ensure a robust governance process.
Prof Steven Moylan
Chair, Director and Clinical Governance Committee Chair | October 2017
BSc, BMBS (Hons), MPH (Harvard), MPM, PhD, GAICD, FRANZCP Cert. Old Age Psych
Prof Steven Moylan was appointed Chair of the On the Line Board in October 2021. Steven is a well-accomplished psychiatrist and current Clinical Director of Barwon Health Mental Health, Drugs and Alcohol services. He has a strong interest in medical leadership and governance, clinical care, and research in psychiatry.
In 2009, Steven was awarded the prestigious Frank Knox Memorial Fellowship to undertake specialist public health, leadership and management training at Harvard University. As the Clinical Director of Barwon Health Mental Health, Drugs and Alcohol services, Steven leads a broad team of psychiatrists, trainees and specialists to provide high-quality mental health care. He is also a Clinical Associate Professor at Deakin University.
Julianne Anderson
Director | October 2017
FCA, GAICD
Julianne Anderson is a finance executive who has found success leading teams in complex organisations, both within Australia and internationally. She is a highly regarded business partner who provides expertise in all facets of financial management and is passionate about mentoring and coaching the next generation of finance leaders.
Julianne held various finance executive roles spanning a 26-year career with ExxonMobil. Career highlights included process change implementation, efficiency improvements, re-design of financial controls and financial management of a major construction project. At Mobil Oil New Zealand, Julianne successfully led a large team through a global merger and significant organisation culture change.
Paul Gladman
Finance, Risk and Audit Committee Chair and Director | November 2016
MBA, GAICD
Paul Gladman is an experienced senior executive with a combination of skills in strategy development and implementation, marketing, operations management, product management and IT within the Australian financial services industry. With particular expertise in general and private health insurance, he joined the On the Line Board as a Director in October 2016.
Paul is highly experienced developing effective communication between senior executive teams and their Boards. He is a future-oriented leader, adept at using risk management to facilitate better decision making across all functions and levels of an organisation.
Sally Hasler
Director | November 2016
BA(Hons), GCertAdHlth, MPP, GAICD
Sally Hasler brings senior experience working in government and not-for-profit organisations in Australia and Asia. She is currently an Assistant Director in the Victorian Government having previously worked at The Fred Hollows Foundation, the Women’s Foundation Hong Kong and various roles in the Commonwealth Government.
A non-executive Director on the Board of St John Ambulance Australia for the past 12 years, Sally has been an active volunteer with St John since 1993. Driven and passionate about improved health, education and gender outcomes, Sally brings expertise in public policy, strategy, social inclusion, fundraising, and business-community partnerships to the On the Line Board.
Georgie Ibbott
Digital Transformation Committee Chair and Director | October 2017
BCom, MBA, GAICD
Georgie Ibbott is an experienced leader, executive and director with tertiary qualifications in business, marketing and governance. She is a freelance consultant working with executives and directors to build sustainable and aligned organisations that achieve their growth aspirations. Georgie is adept at engaging people to work collaboratively, and through her consultancy, works with businesses to develop marketing strategies with an emphasis on business growth and sustainability. Georgie is commercially astute, adaptable, values-driven and action-oriented.
Georgie has a keen interest in the community and health sectors and holds a number of board director positions. She is currently chair and non-executive Director at Volunteering Tasmania, Executive Director at the Tasmanian Audit Office, and Secretary and non-executive Director at the Australian Pain Management Association.
Arvind Nathan
Director | October 2017
BSc, MBus (Sc&Tec), GAICD
With his science and business background, Arvind Nathan is in a relentless pursuit to create meaningful impact in emerging technology. He is currently a Senior Technology Specialist at a major telecommunications company where his passion is to simplify complex technology to help address strategic customer transformation objectives focusing on Education, Health and FSI.
Previous organisations include Philips Lighting where he worked on their research-driven higher education and smart city/campus solutions as well as independent advisory roles focusing on digital transformation and smart city feasibility studies. This has culminated into a unique understanding of the digital landscape from disruptive strategies through to the technology tools to enable change and how to navigate this journey.
Nicki Batagol
Governance Committee and Director | July 2022
BEc Hons, Grad Dip Arts (Asian Studies), GAICD, WCLP 2018
Nicki is a dedicated community leader who is passionate about raising awareness and reducing stigma for mental health, and encouraging early intervention. She is currently a Councillor with the City of Stonnington and a Director of Mental Health First Aid. Previously she was the Chair of PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia) and Emerge Women and Children Support Services. With lived experience of perinatal depression, Nicki understands the importance of accessible and quality support services to those in need.
Nicki’s professional experience is as a management consultant specialising in change management and leading organisations through workforce transformation programs. She has worked across a range of industries including government, professional services, resources and the not-for-profit sector in Australia and London.