Our Team
Rhonda Evans
Chief Executive Officer
Rhonda Evans is the Chief Executive Officer for Judumul Aboriginal Corporation. She comes to this position after a 20-year career in Local Government. During this time she held management positions with Councils around the State, including the Shires of Menzies, Coolgardie, Wyndham-East Kimberley and Brookton, the Town of Claremont, and the City of Swan.
Since her retirement in 2019, she has joined Judumul assisting the Board of the Corporation to develop the organisation. It has been during this time that she has attained a greater understanding of the enormous challenges facing First Nations People in everyday life.
The development of employment programs for the long term unemployed are Rhonda’s current focus. A new model for employment is required that better suits the culture and lifestyle of many people who are excluded from employment by the rules and expectations of out of date practices entrenched in many businesses and in the minds of their management.
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Rose Mitchell
Chairperson
Rose Mitchell is the Chairperson of Judumul Aboriginal Corporation, a position she has held since 2017 when the Corporation was formed.
A proud Balardong Nyoongar woman with family ties to the Goldfields through her mother, grandmother and grandfather, Rose was born in Corrigin and moved to Coolgardie with her husband and daughters.
In 2018 after resigning from the Shire of Coolgardie where she was employed as curator of the Museum, Rose opened the Desert Rain Designs Art Gallery in Coolgardie showcasing her artworks. Her art is self-taught and crosses many media.
Acrylic on canvas dot paintings, wearable and useable art painted items make up Rose’s ever expanding range of works as she paints on as many surfaces as possible.
Rose approaches every day as an opportunity to learn and face new adventures. She is passionate about sharing her art and her life skills with the community of Coolgardie.
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