Robbie was appointed to the Board of the Jewish House in 2019 after two years of contribution as a Board Observer. Robbie is a Master of Law, an active member of the Jewish community, and is passionate about social welfare.  With a background as the former Managing Director of Pipeline Marketing and COO at the Australian Jewish Fertility Network, his commercial experience in organizational development and the not-for-profit sphere now positions him as the General Manager for COA.

Cerina Filipczyk (nee Weisz) has a Bachelor of Social Work and a Master of Social Work in Couple and Family.

Cerina has worked in the field of child protection and trauma for the past 25 years as a caseworker, counsellor, manager, and supervisor. She is an educator in social work both at the undergraduate and postgraduate level as well as training and supervising child protection staff. Cerina has been part of advisory committees relating to sexual assault and women’s housing programs.

Cerina has previously worked with the staff of Jewish House as part of her role at the University of New South Wales in Field Education.

Eli Fisher is Legal Counsel at Paramount ANZ, specializing in media, entertainment, and technology law. Eli has navigated diverse legal matters for major institutions, airports, media organisations, and technology providers. He currently manages the Communications Law Bulletin, sits on the board of CAMLA, and holds a Master of Laws degree with dual specialisations.

Eli joined the board of Jewish House in 2023, and his extensive legal background uniquely positions him to make valuable contributions to the organisation. His expertise in navigating regulatory landscapes and a deep understanding of privacy, cybersecurity, and technology law are instrumental in addressing legal challenges and ensuring compliance.

Sharonne is a consultant Certified Professional Ergonomist with over 25 years of experience working to improve safety, efficiency, and productivity within the mining, manufacturing, entertainment, media, health, hospitality, aged care, aviation, and administration sectors. She has a clinical background as a physiotherapist and has a keen interest in OH&S, compliance and risk management, mediation, and the impact of emerging technologies on our ageing population and on people living with disabilities. She holds a Bachelor of Science (UNSW), a Graduate Diploma in Physiotherapy, and a Master's in Occupational Health and Safety (USYD). Sharon joined the board in 2011 and uses her deep understanding of the aged, health, and social services sector to bring this perspective to the board of Jewish House.

Jonathan is a Director at InvestSense, portfolio construction and consulting company he co-founded in 2014. Jonathan has over 20 years of experience in financial services in New York, London, and Sydney. Prior to co-founding InvestSense, Jonathan was a senior asset consultant with van Eyk Research, providing dealer groups and financial planners with asset allocation and manager selection advice. Jonathan was previously a vice president with Lyxor, a specialist asset management group in New York, following many years of trading experiences in London and New York with investment banks such as Societe Generale and Dresdner Bank. Jonathan holds a Bachelor of Science degree (majoring in Finance) from Yeshiva University in New York.

Avi is a Managing Director at Cotapaxi with over 25 years experience of delivering large-scale business/technology transformation programs in Australia, the USA, and Europe. His current interest is in start-ups focusing on integration advanced analytics and machine learning. Previously Avi was the leading partner for Deloitte Sydney Data/Analytics practice. 

Avi holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science (Highest Honours, Phi Beta Kappa) from the University of California Santa Cruz where he was a Regent Scholar (1995), and a Master's degree in Legal Studies from UNSW (2003). 

Robyn is a program manager at Westpac and has led multiple projects across many business units and marketing and digital disciplines. She has also lectured in Economics at Curtin and other universities. She mentors social enterprises and is currently consulting in micro-business creation and marketing. Robyn holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Witwatersrand (Johannesburg) and a Master's Degree in Economics from the University of Western Australia (Perth).