CEO & Board

Terry Svenson comes to the role of Queensland Cricket Chief Executive Officer with extensive strategy, consumer marketing and leadership experience across business and sport, having most-recently held the position of Chief Executive Officer at a multi-national food and beverage company. He is a currently a Non-Executive Director of the Brisbane Racing Club, has served on the Brisbane Heat Committee since 2015, is a former President of Toombul Junior Cricket and stood on the QC Board from 2017 – 2019.

Ms Pike was elected to the Board in September 2017 and announced as Chair in September 2023 after serving as Deputy Chair since 2019. She has a Bachelor of Laws and a Diploma of Legal Practice from Queensland University of Technology. She is currently a partner of Thomson Geer. Ms Pike is a former Queensland Fire and Australian Southern Stars medium-fast bowler, retiring in 2014.

Ian Healy joined the Queensland Cricket Board after a storied career as a player, commentator, administrator and business person. His playing and off-field achievements include: Australian Under 16 and 19 representative, QLD Colts, Northern Suburbs District Cricket Club (NSDCC), Eastern Suburbs QLD player – 1986 - 1999 Australian player – 1988 - 1999 Channel Nine Cricket Commentator – 1999 - 2019 Australian Cricketers’ Association President – 2001 – 2005 Kerry Packer Award Winner - Service to the Game Owner / Director Greg Chappell Cricket Ctr Retail Group – 1997 - current Owner / Director Hoppys Carwash Group – 2004 – current Aspirations for Kids in Sport Chairman – 1999 - current Bulls Masters Chairman – 2010 - current NDSCC Patron – 2015 - current Queensland Cricket Director – 2019 – current

Bronwyn has been a member of the Finance, Governance, Audit and Risk Committee since September 2022 and was appointed to the Board in September 2023. Holding a Master of Laws, Bronwyn is currently working as a project manager and has significant experience in project delivery and governance. Bronwyn was instrumental in introducing the girls’ program at the University of Queensland Cricket Club and is actively engaged in coaching junior teams.

Jon was appointed to the Board in December 2019 following a long-standing association with cricket as a player, coach and President of Western Suburbs District Cricket Club. Between July 2013 and December 2019, Jon was an Independent Member of the Finance, Governance, Audit and Risk Committee. Jon is co-founder of Vincents, a Financial and Economic Advisory firm and is currently their Executive Chair. He is also Chair of QInsure Limited (part of the Australian Retirement Trust Group) and a Director of Redkite (National Children’s Cancer Charity).

Darren Frakes was elected to the QLD Cricket Board following the September 2022 Annual General Meeting. Mr Frakes is a former Queensland Country captain and current Treasurer of Queensland Country Cricket. He is Owner Manager of a Bank of Queensland branch in Townsville.

Brisbane-based consultant John Salter joined as a Director in March 2017, filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of former Chairman Jim Holding in February 2017. Mr Salter, who is a director of BT Accord specialising in Human Resources and Industrial Relations, has a long-standing involvement in sport in Brisbane.

Juanita was appointed as an independent director on the QC Board for the second time in 2024, after previously serving on the Board between 2019 and 2023. She has a Bachelor of Laws and Commerce from University of Queensland and is a graduate of the AICD. She has significant experience in the sports industry including CEO, Board and Tribunal roles.

Jeff Pfaff is an experienced tax specialist, who is a recently retired partner with PwC Australia where he worked between 2008 and 2025. He is now the Managing Director of Tax Navigate Australia, a consultancy that has a particular focus on the marine industry. A talented allrounder, he played for the Queensland Under-17s in 1989 alongside future Test players Matthew Hayden and Michael Kasprowicz. A year later, he was a foundation first grade player for the Gold Coast in 1990. He was a member of the Queensland Academy of Sport cricket program and represented the State at Second XI level between 1996 and 1998. Pfaff claimed the Peter Burge Medal in 1996-97 as the best and fairest player in Premier Cricket and played a handful of pre-season limited overs matches for the Bulls in 1997. A Life Member of the club, his 223-game career with the Gold Coast Dolphins saw him score 7214 runs and take 111 wickets. He served as President of the Dolphins between 2013 and 2019 where he played a leading role in helping the Gold Coast to attract international and BBL cricket matches to the city. Pfaff is also Chair of the Gold Coast Sporting Hall of Fame.