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Our Board

The Ingenia Communities Board brings together extensive expertise across real estate, finance, governance, sustainability and risk management.

Collectively, the Board oversees Ingenia's strategy, risk appetite, sustainability commitments, financial performance and long-term value creation. Find out more about our Board Directors by clicking on the links below.

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Shane Gannon

Non-Executive Chair

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Robert Morrison

Deputy Chair

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John Carfi

CEO & Managing Director

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Lisa Scenna

Non-Executive Director, Chair People & Culture Committee

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Pippa Downes

Non-Executive Director, Chair Audit, Risk and Sustainability Committee

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Toby Hall

Non-Executive Director

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Dr Jenny Fagg

Non-Executive Director

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Simon Shakesheff

Non-Executive Director

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Dr Jenny Fagg

Non-Executive Director

Appointed to the Board on 2 December 2024, Dr Fagg brings extensive experience to the Board from her senior executive roles across global financial services institutions, including CEO of ANZ National Bank (New Zealand), Chief Risk Officer of AMP Group and AMP Life, as well as Executive Vice President of Retail Products and Payments at CIBC (Canada). Most recently, she co-founded and was the CEO of a fintech providing digitised home equity loans for over 55s.

Currently serving as a non-executive director of the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Paypal (Australia) Pty Ltd and Mercer Superannuation Australia Limited, Dr Fagg previously served on the board of the Bank of Queensland (ASX: BOQ).

Dr Fagg is a member of Chief Executive Women and holds a PhD in Management (Risk) from University of Sydney and Bachelor of Economics (Honours in Psychology) from the University of Queensland.