College Board

Michael Morgan is an Old Boy of the College (SAC 1973), an architect and a father of two daughters and a son Paddy who graduated from St Aloysius’ College in 2012. In his time Michael has served as College Captain, President of P&F and Chairman of the Rugby Committee. Michael is Managing Director of Nettletontribe where he has worked since 1979; he is a Senior Counsellor and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects. Michael is Chairman of the Advisory Committee for MacKillop Grange Retirement Village, and a Director of Catholic Healthcare Ltd. Michael is also a Director of The Cardoner Project and a member of Jesuit Social Services NSW Advisory Committee.

David Wunder is a Civil Engineer with over 40 years’ experience with numerous employers in the engineering construction and consulting industries across both the public and private sectors. He is an Old Boy of St Aloysius’ College (SAC 1970) and a father of two, including a recent Old Boy (2008). He is also the Chair of the Property and Building sub-committee of the College Board.

Fr Andy Bullen SJ, is the Parish Priest of Our Lady of the Way, North Sydney and Lavender Bay/Kirribilli. He commenced this role in November 2013. Prior to this Fr Andy was Socius to the Provincial of the Australian Jesuits. He is an Old Boy of the College (SAC 1965). His brother and nephew also attended the College. Fr Bullen has worked at Xavier College, Melbourne and Saint Ignatius’ College, Riverview where he served as Rector from 2003 to 2011.

Phil de Gail is an old boy of Christian Brothers College Manly (later St. Paul’s). He was school captain and graduated in 1967. He is father of two old boys, Peter (SAC 2002) and Michael (SAC 2010). He completed a part time degree in Building at the University of New South Wales graduating in 1975 and spent the first 15 years of his career working mainly on large city projects before founding Prime Constructions in 1983. He remains Executive Chairman of the Company. He developed a keen interest in water polo as a St Aloysius’ parent and has been President of the UNSW Wests Water Polo Club since 2007.

Sean Gregory graduated from the University of Exeter with a Bachelor of Arts in 1990. He subsequently qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1993, and is a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. He serves on the Advisory Council of the University New South Wales, and a number of Boards. He is the Chief Operating Officer of PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia, and a member of the Global Strategy Board, with a career spanning 30 years at PwC. His expertise covers financial management, information technology, risk management, real estate, treasury and corporate mergers and acquisitions. 

Mark Johnson is an Old Boy of the College (SAC 1976). He graduated from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of Commerce and qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1982. Mark completed his term as CEO and Senior Partner for Australia for Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) in 2012 after a career spanning more than 30 years with that firm and its predecessors. He was also Deputy Chairman for Asia and a member of its Global leadership. He is now a company director and advisor serving on the boards of Coca-Cola Amatil, G8 Education, the Hospital Contributions Fund of Australia (HCF), The Smith Family and the Council of the University of New South Wales. Mark is also a director of a number of private businesses. He is formerly a Director of Westfield Corporation and HSBC Bank Australia. Mark is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.

Michael Lawson is an Old Boy of the College (SAC 1989). After leaving the College he graduated from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Law and then as a post graduate he graduated from Sydney University with a Master of Law.  Michael is a practising solicitor with over 15 years’ experience. Michael is currently a Partner at law firm Minter Ellison where he advises clients on corporate matters.  Michael has a broad range of legal experience, including seven years working in London.

Frank Malloy is a Riverview Old Boy (OR'81), whose family has a long association with the Jesuits and the Loreto sisters. Frank has worked in Catholic education for the past 36 years as a teacher, secondary Principal of three schools, a Regional Director for Sydney Catholic Schools and Marist Schools Australia. Currently the National Director of Marist Schools Australia, Frank has worked with leaders of Catholic schools throughout Australia and in a number of developing countries. He has recently completed doctoral research on "The use of NAPLAN data in Catholic schools" by school leaders and teachers through the Australian Catholic University. Experience in governance of Catholic schools includes as a member of the Sydney Archdiocesan Catholic Schools Boards for two terms, a member of the Loreto Kirribilli School Council for 10 years, and currently as a Director of Loreto Ministries Ltd. Frank is a member of Saint Michael's Parish, Lane Cove.

Elizabeth Montano is an experienced non-executive chairman/director and governance, risk and assurance professional. She is a former Chief Executive in the Commonwealth public sector and financial services consultant and senior lawyer with King & Wood Mallesons. Elizabeth obtained her Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws degrees from the University of New South Wales and is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. In addition to her senior executive experience, Elizabeth has an extensive non-executive background in regulation, financial intelligence, natural resources management, scientific research and human services delivery. Elizabeth is a past President of the Saint Ignatius College, Riverview P&F and has a number of not for profit roles including being an operational fire fighter and holding an executive position on a NSWRural Fire Brigade and on an advisory committee for Jesuit Social Services.