With a lifelong connection to mental health and addiction recovery, Fleur brings strategic vision and a deep commitment to advancing high-quality care. As the daughter of Bill and Lorraine Wood, founders of South Pacific Private and pioneers in Australian addiction services, she is dedicated to building on their legacy by expanding access to effective, evidence-based care.

Fleur has held numerous leadership roles, including CEO of South Pacific Private from 2022 to 2024, where she played a pivotal role in its growth and leadership in evidence-based, patient-centred care. She first served on its board from 2003 to 2008 before returning as Director in 2019, helping shape business strategy, communications, and treatment programs. Most recently, she served on the board of Sana Health Group, deepening her understanding of our treatment centres and the broader mental health landscape.

Beyond the private sector, Fleur co-founded the refugee charity Ads-Up and has been a dedicated advocate for human rights. Her commitment to inclusive, high-quality care aligns with Sana Health Group’s mission, and we look forward to the expertise and insight she will bring to our services and the broader industry.

Toby has recently finished a term of eight years as CEO of St Vincent’s Health Australia – Australia’s largest for purpose health organization, prior to that he headed Mission Australia; both organisations are renowned for their work in the mental health field. He is a Director of Fujitsu APAC advisory board, Chairman of 3dMeditech, Chairman of for Purpose Aged Care, a Trustee of the Yajillarra foundation and a Director at Unicef Australia. He is married to Fiona and has five children and four grandchildren, he loves rugby, skiing, running and is an active member of his church.

As the founder of The Banyans, a Sana Health Group treatment centre, Ruth has hands-on experience starting and growing private treatment centres. In her role with Sana, Ruth is actively involved with The Banyans and other services, helping provide excellence in healthcare. A graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, she is an Adjunct Professor at Torrens University Australia, serves on the Workforce Reference Group at the National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction at Flinders University, and is an advisory board member at RehabPath, a US based company.

Jacob leads the teams who help clients navigate the best options for them. With experience in leadership, relationship building, and business development, Jacob is passionate about ensuring clients are responded to quickly and with care. Jacob works with individuals and organisations to help them access the care they want, when they want it.