Sue has been working with farmers for the past 18 years in roles that have involved engaging with farmers who were experiencing financial and personal hardship. In these roles, Sue has worked closely with primary producers sharing their journey through the impacts of various climatic and personal events and as such, has a strong understanding of the challenges that farming families can experience.

Sue is committed to providing a connection for farmers to enable access to programs and services that can assist in improving their business viability and personal circumstances. 

Sue’s passion for ‘all things rural’ extends to working within the footprint of small communities that are often reliant on the business success of their primary producers to maintain the towns economic and cultural activities.