Executive appointments: The Lookout Way announces CEO
The digital home care management platform, founded in 2021 by Five Good Friends’ founders Simon Lockyer and Nathan Betteridge, has appointed a Chief Executive Officer.
Shaun Cornelius, the former Chief Executive Officer of Newbook, the property management software for holiday & RV parks, has been appointed.
“Shaun brings deep experience leading and scaling digital platform businesses through growth and transition,” The Lookout Way said in a LinkedIn post.
The Lookout Way also announced the co-founder of Churnproof and Texco, Chris Staines as Chief Growth Officer.
“Chris adds significant commercial leadership with a strong track record building high-performing teams across the technology sector. Together, they strengthen our leadership as the platform enters its next phase.
“Their appointments support the upcoming launch of The Next Horizon. The Next Horizon is a major platform capability uplift designed to help our partners meet rising regulatory expectations, increasing service complexity, and sustained productivity pressure under Support at Home reform.”
They will be welcomed at The Lookout Way’s Horizon in Home Care launch event in Melbourne on Thursday (15 April).
In other news, a key architect of St Vincent’s Health Australia’s ambitious plan to deliver half its care at home or virtually by 2030, is leaving.
Michelle Fitzgerald announced her departure from the Chief Digital Officer role at St Vincent’s on LinkedIn, saying: “It’s been a privilege to lead St Vincent’s Digital & Technology team through a period of significant transformation.”
In her four years with Australia’s largest Not For Profit health and aged care provider, Michelle modernised the group’s technology infrastructure, including the introduction of Electronic Medical Records across its public hospitals, implementing Meditech electronic medical records, scaling up a new data platform, and strengthening cybersecurity.
“The St Vincent’s Mission is rare and meaningful. It’s been an honour,” she said.
St Vincent’s Health Australia’s Chief People and Culture Officer Rebecca Roberts has assumed responsibility for Digital and Technology while a replacement is sought.
Jai Kaur heads to ACH Group
In other aged care executive moves, Jai Kaur, a former Quality Assessor, has joined South Australian Not For Profit aged care provider ACH Group as Executive Manager, Care and Residential Services.
The newly created role will involve overseeing clinical care for residents and customers and the operation of ACH Group’s six residential care homes across metropolitan Adelaide.
ACH Group CEO Linda Feldt said Jai’s extensive experience leading complex health services, combined with her background in clinical governance, quality and risk, makes her an outstanding addition to ACH Group’s executive team.
Jai, who has held Divisional Director roles with the Women’s and Children’s Health Network and was Chair, Australian College of Nursing, commenced with ACH on Monday, 13 April.
Second For Purpose Aged Care Australia exec joins Medical & Aged Care Group
Family-owned Medical & Aged Care Group (MACG) has appointed Barry Johnson as General Manager, Risk and Governance, effective 7 April.
Barry brings more than 30 years of aged care leadership experience across quality, governance, compliance and enterprise risk. He has built a respected career supporting complex aged care organisations through accreditation, growth, regulatory change and system improvement, with a strong focus on clinical governance and sustainable quality outcomes.
His expertise spans enterprise risk management, accreditation readiness, policy and governance frameworks, and board-level reporting across multi-site aged care organisations in Australia and internationally.
As with another recent MACG appointment Fabio Maya, Barry comes from For Purpose Aged Care Australia, Signature Care and BlueCross/Sapphire Care, where he held executive leadership roles.
