Kasey Mumford
CEO

Kasey is an experienced leader who commenced her career as a Maritime Warfare Officer in the Royal Australian Navy before transitioning to the Reserve Forces where she was employed in Navy Health Reserve. Following her tenure in the ADF, Kasey held management roles in Professional Services and Australian Defence Industry, and also operated her own consulting practice which focused on compliance, risk and strategy. More recently, Kasey established a private health care facility in the Illawarra Region of NSW amongst business partners.

Kasey is a graduate of the Australian Defence Force Academy and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree (University of New South Wales), Graduate Diploma of Commerce (Deakin University), and an Executive Masters’ of Business Administration (University of Wollongong).

Advisory Board

Scott Corrigan CSC
Director, Veteran Advisory

Scott is a senior executive with 30 years of proven leadership and management experience in the design, development, evaluation and implementation of solutions to complex threat environments; capability and training development; and organisational risk challenges. 

He has a vested interest in the welfare of Serving and Veteran personnel and their families—derived from 23 years’ service in the Australian Army and over a decade of post-Service commitment to Defence through industry; State / Federal government; and Ex-Service Organisation membership. 

Scott’s formal qualifications include a Masters of Management and Defence Studies from the University of Canberra (2005) and a Bachelor of Science from the University of New South Wales (1992). He also holds numerous military specialist qualifications and was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC) in the Australia Day Honours list (2013) for his work within the Australian Special Operations Command.

Marcus Heiner
Director, Pharmaceutical Advisory

Marcus is an experienced and passionate clinical pharmacist who has worked to improve healthcare within the community, achieving a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) from University of Sydney (2008). Since 2010, Marcus has been a registered clinical review pharmacist which involves an expanded understanding of pharmacology and therapeutic treatment guidelines to improve patient outcomes.

Marcus is also the owner of Capital Chemist Bathurst (formerly John Matthews & Co Pharmacy) and has an interest in several other pharmacies in a support role. He is passionate about the role community pharmacy can play in improving healthcare throughout Australia, as well as assisting young pharmacists achieve business ownership.

To this end, Marcus has sat on a number of corporate boards such as the Central West Division of General Practice and Capital Chemist Canberra Pty Ltd and holds advisory roles such as the Charles Stuart University - Pharmacy Advisory Committee, and has presented at over 100 community groups and functions (including RSL), with the goal being to improve health literacy within the community.

In 2023, Marcus was a keynote speaker for an "AstraZeneca RoundTable - PROMISE: oPtimising chRonic Obstructive pulMonary. dIeaSe in primary carE" which involved 100 Healthcare Practitioners across NSW and the ACT, and has held a senior role in the facilitation of clinical trials and health screening programs such as the recent ‘University Of Western Sydney - Pharmacy Approach to Early Detection of Diabetes through Opportunistic Screening in Rural Australia - 2023 HBA1C program’.

Dr. Michael Mumford MBBS FRACGP
Medical Director

Michael is the Principal General Practitioner at Medical Professionals Dapto and Southern Cross Pain Clinic. He has a special interest in veteran healthcare, including providing treatment to eligible patients suffering service-related chronic pain and mental health conditions.

Michael commenced his career as a Combat Engineer in the Royal Australian Engineering Corps (RAE). After 10 years of service, Michael decided on a career change and commenced medical studies at the University of Wollongong in 2008, completing a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) and undertaking further training at hospitals across New South Wales. Michael completed his fellowship training via the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) before returning to the Army as a fulltime Medical Officer. Following discharge from active service, Michael worked at several medical practices in the Illawarra, before eventually establishing his own practice in 2019.

During his tenure in the Army, Michael deployed to East Timor (2003) and Afghanistan (2005/6) as part of the Special Operations Task Group (SOTG). He has been awarded the Australian Active Service Medal for East Timor and the International Coalition Against Terrorism (ICAT). Michael has also received a Unit Citation for Gallantry, the United Nations Medal (East Timor), Afghanistan Campaign Medal, the Australian Defence Medal, Defence Long Service Medal and Returned from Active Service Badge.