Meet the Best Practice Software Leadership Team

Craig is an accomplished Australasian Health IT and governance leader, having served as Chair, Non-Executive Director, Committee Member, and Advocate on various hospital, health service, medical college, and community service boards and committees. Craig has served in a variety of roles at Best Practice, including General Manager, Chief Corporate & Legal Officer, Chief Operating Officer, and now our group Chief Executive. Craig also chairs our Executive Cabinet, Leadership Council, Clinical Senate, and Risk & Assurance Committees. He is passionate about our business, customers, team, and vendors, supports collaborative community partnerships throughout Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, and is working to continue shaping Best Practice as an active and engaged medical software leader.

Cameron acts as our chief customer advocate, directing our critical customer-facing teams to provide quality application support, sales and licensing, key account management, and marketing and communication functions. Cameron brings prime career experience in account management and customer service coordination, leading business development and account management solutions across a variety of sectors.

David is executive leader of our group finance, reporting, and business performance function, bringing to the role over 25 years’ experience in Finance-related sectors. David has worked for more than a decade at a major fund advisory firm, where he has held roles such as Project Manager, Manager Financial Services, and most recently the roles of CFO, Company Secretary and GM Operational Services.

Teena directs our organisational approach to information security, IT networks and systems, and internal ICT service management. Teena brings extensive experience in senior ICT leadership, having worked across the public and private sectors as a skilled specialist in business process engineering, business and systems analysis, and Information Systems strategy, stakeholder and project management.