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Board of Directors
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Darren has over three decades of experience in road safety, both in Australia and the United Kingdom and has had a long involvement with road safety organisations in both countries. Darren's connections globally means that he will continue to grow his list of collaborative partnerships around the world.
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As founder of the Get Home Safe Foundation, Darren encourages and supports the development of road safety programs to members of all communities and looks forward to promoting safer behaviour to all road users.
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Darren is passionate about road safety and reducing road trauma. Having studied education, behaviours and training, Darren graduated from Greenwich University, London. His research has assisted him with his ongoing understanding of educational needs in the road safety arena.
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The Australasian College of Road Safety has acknowledged him at international conferences in 2015 (Queensland) and 2017 (Western Australia) for his contribution to improving road safety.
Darren Davis
President & Director – Cert ED. MDI
Debbie Baker
Board Secretary & Treasurer
Debbie Baker is a Management Accountant and is a current member of the Institute of Public Accountants. She has served on a number of sporting and community committees in various roles.
Debbie was a founding Board Member when Get Home Safe was launched in 2018. She joined the Foundation to help raise awareness of the importance of driver behaviour and road safety.
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Sam graduated from Bond University in 2017 and is our youngest serving board member. Having lost two close friends in recent years he has experienced first hand the devastating affect this can have on loved ones. Sam is passionate about road safety and driver education.
Sam Davis
Foundation Director
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Rosie believes the Foundation is based on a universal fact – one that people tend to forget. Every time we get into a car we are at risk.
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That fact has become more important and relevant because she is now driving her grandchildren on a daily basis. She wants them to grow into wonderful adults without injuries caused by a car crash. She also wants them to be good, safe and aware drivers when they get behind the wheel of their own car.
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In her professional life Rosie worked as a fundraiser. She is a regular donor and is philanthropic by nature, she hopes to bring these qualities to the Board to assist the Foundation to achieve its goals.
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Dr Seuss is one of her favourite philosophers. He said "Unless someone like you cares whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not.” ~ Dr Seuss
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Board Member
Everyone has the right to get home safe to their family and loved ones every day no exceptions.
This is the mantra that Andrew lives by and has instilled in his business, Workzone.
Andrew has been operating Workzone for 20 years. Starting on the road as a traffic controller to now managing Workzone Traffic Control and number of related entities. He is a past board member and president of the Traffic Management Association of Australia, which has provided the experience to support and promote the GHSF well into the future.
Andrew as a long term financial sponsor of GHSF is determined to spread the road safety message far and wide for all road users with a focus on road workers and temporary traffic management workers.
ANDREW WHITE
Board Member
JOEL EVANS
Board Member
Joel is a passionate car and driving enthusiast and covers tens of thousands of kilometres on Australian roads every year. Having seen first hand the damaging effects bad driving and poor road conditions can have on people's lives, he is of the firm belief that much more can be done to ensure that everybody can get home safe each time they travel inside a vehicle.
Joel is the co-founder and Director of National Safety Products - a company created to bring innovative safety solutions to the roads and worksites. With 15 years experience in the roads and construction industry in the UK, Australia and New Zealand, Joel carries a determination to improve road conditions through raising awareness and highlighting key areas for improvement.
