Nicola Norris

Nicola Norris is the Director of Fundraising & Marketing at The Shepherd Centre, a role she commenced in 2018. Nicola has been in fundraising for over 18 years and has a strong track record in delivering revenue growth for a number of not-for-profit organisations in Australia including: Amnesty International, Greenpeace and the Heart Foundation. Nicola is responsible for The Shepherd Centre’s clinical marketing strategy as well as generating income from philanthropic donations. She feels privileged to be able to connect generous and caring donors who want to make a difference to a family in need, as well as helping those families find their way to The Shepherd Centre.

Angela Moffatt

Angela joined The Shepherd Centre in 2016 and manages the Key Relationships team; building meaningful, long term partnerships with trusts, foundations and individual major donors.

Angela was inspired to pursue a career in the philanthropic sector having experienced firsthand the impact it makes on individual lives.  Whilst teaching English in Japan Angela raised funds for Habitat for Humanity and travelled to Papua New Guinea to help build a house for a family.

Angela has worked in the not-for-profit sector for over a decade; primarily in a consulting role, managing fundraising campaigns for schools and universities across Australasia and the UK, including Oxford University where she obtained her degree.  

Jo Wallace

Jo Wallace is the Senior Marketing & Communications Manager at The Shepherd Centre. She has worked with the organisation since 2015 and with her team oversees The Shepherd Centre’s branding, marketing and communications for both the fundraising and clinical departments.

Joanne Rogers

Joanne is the Senior Individual Giving Manager working within the Fundraising and Marketing department, she joined The Shepherd Centre in 2013. Joanne and her team work to recruit new donors to support the vital work of The Shepherd Centre and also regularly update our existing donors on how their donations make a difference to children with hearing loss.