The Healthy Waterways Board of Directors has primary responsibility for the governance and management of Healthy Waterways. The Board sets the strategic direction for Healthy Waterways and ensures the organisation achieves and acts in accordance with the objects set out in the Healthy Waterways Constitution.

The current Healthy Waterways Board members were elected in December 2010 and commenced their four year term on 1 January 2011.

Leith Boully (Chairman)

Leith has over 20 years experience at local, state and national levels in natural resource management, with numerous appointments at Board level in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors.

Leith currently holds over 10 Board positions including Chairman of the following; Wide Bay Water Corporation, Brisbane Riverprize National Panel and the Lower Balonne Water Resources Ministerial Advisory Council. She is also an Adjunct Professor at the School of Agriculture and Food Science, The University of Queensland and has extensive experience in community engagement (rural), governance, research and development.

Rod Lehmann (Deputy Chairman)

Rod has over 40 years experience working for consultancies and water authorities in Australia and overseas. He has extensive experience in water and wastewater planning, water recycling, sewerage and irrigation system infrastructure and hydraulic structures such as weirs and dams.

Rod is currently the Director of Water Strategies Pty Ltd which provides specialist advice on water supply and water recycling.

Paul Greenfield

Professor Greenfield has extensive experience in all areas of water management and is a member of numerous university and research boards. He has also consulted and worked widely with industry on a range of projects spanning biochemical engineering, wastewater treatment and waste and environmental management.

Professor Greenfield is currently Vice Chancellor of The University of Queensland and is Chair of numerous groups including Healthy Waterways Executive Scientific Expert Panel and the International Water Centre.

Anne Jones

Anne has extensive experience in all areas of media and the arts. She is currently chair of ToadShow Pty Ltd, a creative company designing high quality, effective communications.

Anne is secretary of catchment group Save Our Waterways Now and chair of the SOWN Environment Fund. She is a member of numerous other community groups including Birds Queensland and the Brisbane Rainforest Action and Information Network. Anne is also an ambassador for the Queensland Museum.

Peter Matic

Peter has been a Brisbane City Councillor since 2007. He is currently Chairman of the Environment, Parks and Sustainability Committee and is responsible for progressing sustainable development in Brisbane particularly the natural environment, parks, climate change and integrated water management agendas.

In addition, Peter is an Oceania Executive Member to ICLEI (Local Governments for sustainability) and a Board Member of SEQ Catchments.