Eastern Volunteers: The Management Team
The Management Team
Vivienne Cunningham-Smith
CEO
Vivienne Cunningham-Smith has over thirty years experience in the human services sector having worked at executive level in child and family and primary health services in both Victoria and New South Wales. Viv most recently was CEO of Playgroup Victoria one of the largest volunteering membership organisations in Victoria and General Manager of Playgroup Australia. Viv brings to the position a strong strategic planning and outcomes approach which will enable Eastern Volunteers to demonstrate the outcomes it is getting for the people and the communities it serves.
Anna Tait
Manager Volunteer Resource Centre
Anna is Manager of Volunteer Services and comes to Eastern Volunteers with a significant career in business and human resources in Glasgow and the UK. Anna commenced with us as a volunteer assessor in 2017 placing people into volunteer roles. She has a passion for the power of volunteering in building people’s confidence and skills and a strong community.
Charles Cox
Manager Corporate Services
Having joined EV just over two years ago, fresh from the corporate sector, it’s been a learning curve of significant proportions and there is no doubt I am still learning. I am pleased to have been able to use skills developed over my career in sales management, operations management, systems management and project management to help EV and am very much looking forward to being a part of the continued growth and evolution of EV, for the benefit of our people, clients and stakeholders.
Marnie O'Loughlin
Manager of Transport Services
Marnie’s career in not for profit management spans more than 15 years where she has focused on understanding both business, community and client needs, creating and implementing strategies to increase revenue streams, and finding creative solutions to increase the client experience. Joining Eastern Volunteers in 2017, Marnie brings new perspectives from a different sector to assist in progressing the impact that Eastern Volunteers has on the wider community.