There are six current Trustees appointed by the President of ACMA acting on a majority resolution of the ACMA Executive Committee. These are honorary appointments for a term of 5 years. The Trustees are required to fulfil their obligations faithfully and diligently as laid down in the Trust Deed of the ACMA Charitable Trust.
 

Mrs Catherine Lam
B.Soc Sc, MA, LLB, Dip.Legal Practice

Cathy is involved with ACMA activities through her husband Professor Albert Lam, and is often sighted as a regular at the table at ACMA’s monthly meetings.

Cathy was admitted to legal practice and worked in the Federal Public Service for many years, principally as a senior manager and ultimately, Regional Director of the Dept of Immigration. She assisted in setting up the Refugee Review Tribunal, was a Director of Court Services at the Federal Court of Australia and Deputy Registry Manager at the Family Court of Australia. Now retired, Cathy is a passionate frequent traveller and doting “glam-ma” of baby Angeline, her first grandchild.

Cathy and fellow trustees are humbled by the demonstration of selfless devotion and achievements of all the past trustees since the Trust’s inception in 1992. The team hopes to establish a regular income stream for the ACMA Charitable Trust, and to continue with the good work and good example set before them.

 

Dr George Han

George has been a member of the ACMA for as long as he can remember.

He attained his medical degree in the U.K. and went on to train as a Family Physician before coming to Australia in 1989. He maintains that Sydney is by far the best city in the world. He continues to be a solo G.P.

In his spare time prefers to indulge in the delights of the fabulous food scene. He has been attending the badminton sessions of ACMA lately, but to date has not been able to re-capture his size 28 waistline.
 

 
Mr Andrew Sue

Andrew was appointed as Trustee on 1 May 2009. He has been an accountant in public practice for around 25 years and has run his own practice in Parramatta since 1993 dealing mainly with small to medium size businesses and professionals.

He holds a BCom and MCom degrees from the University of New South Wales. He has also completed his Diploma of Financial Planning with the Financial Planning Association. He is an Associate Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and a Certified Financial Planner through the Financial Planning Association.
 

Mr Immanuel Choyce

Imanuel was appointed as a Trustee in 2009. He is currently working as a Multicultural Community Liaison Officer for the NSW Police Force. He has been actively involved with various community groups and government agencies since 2000.

Imanuel is an active community member; his past and present positions include International Students Officer of the University of Western Sydney; Committee Member of Reserve Forces Day Council for the Department of Defence, Public Relations Officer of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Australia) Association; Programme Presenter of medical programmes on Chinese radio station; Chairman of Multicultural Women Support Group and Committee Member of the South West Sydney Chinese Community & Health Workers Network.
 

Mr Trevor Fairbairn
B.Com, B.Soc Admin, MBA

Trevor was appointed as a Trustee in 2009. He has worked in the NSW Public Service for over 25 years, initially as a Social Worker in community-based aged care and mental health and then in management positions in NSW Health, the Guardianship Tribunal and currently in Housing NSW.

He has also worked in the hospitality industry and has been an owner operator of a small business. Trevor is a member of the Institute of Public Administration Australia (NSW)
 

Mrs Margo-Lynne Lee

Margo-Lynne has been involved with ACMA through her husband Martin (Mor-Ling), since 1996. She is a 4 Certificate Nursing Sister and specialised in Paediatrics

After she completed her family, Margo-Lynne resumed studying and attained her B.Ed.

Margo-Lynne is a keen Dragon Boat paddler and raced in the NSW Women’s Masters State Team in 2004 and 2006 at the National Championships. The highlight of her racing days was representing Australia in the Australian Women’s Masters Team in Shanghai in 2004. Margo-Lynne was the Director of Volunteers on the Organising Committee for the International Dragon Boat Federation, 2007 World Dragon Boat Racing Championships at Penrith. The NSW Department of Sport and Recreation awarded this event as the “Event of the Year” in 2007.

Margo-Lynne Volunteers at the Rachel Foster Breast Clinic at RPAH and has served as a committee member on the Sydney Breast Cancer Foundation.