Our Board
Paul graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Pharmacy in 1996 and has spent the last 25 years working in regional NSW, as well as 12 months as a Hospital Pharmacist in the UK.
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Paul has owned and operated Moodie’s Pharmacy in Bathurst Since 2003. I am also involved in the ownership and running of Pharmacies in the central west & ACT. Moodie’s Pharmacy has been running in the same location since 1896.
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Paul has been on the NSW Pharmacy Guild since 2014 and served on the Pharmacy Guild of Australia (PGA) National Board from 2017 to 2020.
During this time Paul was the Pharmacy representative on the ADHA (Australia Digital health Agency) for the rollout of myHealth Record (myHR) and electronic Prescriptions.
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Paul has seen how Digital transformation is changing the business world & how it operates, as well as the opportunities it creates. This also applies equally to local businesses, as well as healthcare.
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Graeme Burke
02 6331 1755
E: graemeb@burkestransport.com.au
burkestransport.com.au
Graeme is a Bathurst local born & bred and has been in business in the Road Transport Industry for 50 years with the main point of operations based in Bathurst.
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Graeme owns and operates Burkes Transport, which has employed approximately 80 people with depots in Bathurst, Orange, Sydney & Melbourne. Graeme and his wife Connie, recently made the decision to retire and close the business, allowing them time to peruse other ventures.
Graeme is thrilled to be appointed to the Chamber board and looks forward to the advancements the new Board can make as a group for the betterment of Bathurst businesses.
Kate Gullifer
0487 426 904
E: kate@bellconveyancing.com.au
Kate is a Bathurst born and bred local. She has been heavily involved in the sporting sector within the Bathurst Community for many years. Having played across many codes of sport, Kate has quite the insight when it comes to local sporting events and the support it requires. She believes sport is a great way to encourage growth within our region.
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Kate has recently become the director of a local skincare line called Arid Skincare. She is passionate, not only about skincare, but small business and is also wanting to push the need for local tourism, to make our regional city the best it can be.