Our Board

Tim McInnes

I live life with a belief that our similarities are why we can live work and grow together, regardless of diverse backgrounds and that diversity is the essence of strong, nurturing communities. I have a Bachelor of Business and have held management positions in a diverse working career and currently hold a senior role as part of Rio Tinto’s Tom Price and Marandoo operation, holding a position on the division’s senior management team.

Matthew Lynch

Lyndon Rolton

I have lived in Tom Price for the last 7 years and have been employed with Rio Tinto for 32 years across different parts of the business. I am passionate about community, being involved in a number of community groups while being in Tom Price. I have always been a strategic thinker and enjoy assisting others with my experience and energy. I am privileged to be part of the Nintirri board to assist in growing the partnerships between Nintirri, government and our community.

Renae Lynch

Renae has lived most of her life in the Pilbara. She has a passion for the community she belongs to and for helping people find the beauty in it. Being a parent in Tom Price, she discovered how important Nintirri is for bringing people together, be it as new parents, or long-term residents who need connections. Renae is in her first year on the Nintirri Management Board.

Gavin Douglas

I have lived in Tom Price since 2014, where I have been the Pastor of Tom Price Paraburdoo Baptist Church. During my time in Tom Price I have been actively involved within the life of the community through boards, events, programs. Prior to living in Tom Price I was Coordinating Chaplain at Banksia Hill Detention Centre and a chaplain for adult correctional facilities run by the Dept. Corrective Services and Serco. I am passionate about seeing Tom Price thriving and individuals growing within this thriving community

Karen Armstrong

I am currently the CEO for Pilbara for Purpose and has been with the organisation for 18 years, living in Hedland before moving to Darwin and then Perth. I am passionate about building a strong, connected and sustainable community services sector across the Pilbara that can collectively improve the health, wellbeing and resilience of our Pilbara communities. This is my first year on the Nintirri board.