Board of Directors

The Stellar board is rich in commercial experience, including housing, property management, development and finance, tempered with wide practical experience in social investment. This mix of proven skills and achievement ensures tight fiscal management, broad and strategic business vision and a strong results orientation – with a social and environmental conscience.

Tony Bevan

FCA GAICD, Chairman of Stellar Living

Tony is a Chartered Accountant with a diverse background in listed companies, not for profits and public practice. He has significant commercial and governance experience that include being a CFO / Company Secretary of listed companies in the engineering, construction and mining sector and a Director / COO of a large Aboriginal Corporation. He also spent time in public practice as a partner of accounting firms in the audit and corporate finance area. He is a past State Councilor and State Chairman of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.

Lou D’Alessandro

Registered Architect, Builder and Fellow of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects

Lou has over 40 years’ experience in the Land Development, Construction and Architectural fields. Lou is a Registered Architect, Registered Builder and Fellow of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects. He has held senior executive positions in both the public and private sectors. Lou has been involved in land development, urban renewal, joint ventures, acquisitions, master planning, peer reviews, construction and design of major metropolitan and regional developments and projects. Lou is currently providing mentoring and master planning advice to publicly listed companies.

Adj. Prof. Tony Pietropiccolo AM

Director of Centrecare Inc; Founder of the Valuing Children Initiative; Chair of the End Child Poverty Campaign Leadership Group

Tony is a well-known and respected leader in the Australian social services sector with over 40 years of experience dedicated to improving the wellbeing of all Australians. He has played a key role in advancing the integrity and effectiveness of community service organisations across Western Australia. Tony was the catalyst for the establishment of Community Employers WA, Stellar Living Ltd, the Valuing Children Initiative, and the End Child Poverty Campaign.

Current appointments: Director, Centrecare Inc (since 1989); Founder, Valuing Children Initiative (since 2016); Director, Stellar Living Ltd (since 2010); Adjunct Professor, University of Notre Dame Australia (since 2019); Chair, End Child Poverty National Leadership Group (since 2024).

Past appointments: President, WA Council of Social Service (WACOSS) (2000-2004); Board Member, Australian Council of Social Services (ACOSS) (2000-2004); Chairperson, State Homelessness Taskforce (2022); Vice President, Family Relationships Services Australia (2007-2015); Co-Founder and Co-Chair, Community Employers WA (2007-2016); Member, WA Catholic Education Commission (2013-2019); Member, National Forum for Protecting Australia’s Children (2014-2022); Co-Chair, Anti-Poverty Week (2007; 2022-2023).

Awards and Recognition: Individual Leader, WA Community Services Industry Awards (2006); Member of the Order of Australia (AM) (2012); Finalist, 2023 West Australian of the Year – Community Category; Premio 28 Dicembre (2025).

Daniel Miskiewicz

Director

Daniel is a property investment professional with over a decade of experience spanning funds management, financial analysis and strategic asset planning. Daniel’s career has covered both public and private sectors, with a focus on optimising property performance and creating value across commercial and residential property assets.

Previous positions include as Fund Manager for an ASX200 company and as Manager – Asset Planning & Programs for a Tier 1 Community Housing Organisation where he played a critical role in the strategic planning of the company’s 1800+ residential property assets. Daniel’s experience also includes acquisition investment analysis and capital raising.

Daniel has completed a B.Com (Property Valuation) and post-graduate studies in Predictive Analytics.

Megan Adair

BA (URP)

Megan Adair is an experienced non-executive director and senior leader with extensive experience across government, the private sector and complex statutory decision-making environments. Her expertise spans governance, strategy, policy, urban development and stakeholder engagement, with a strong track record of navigating complex issues and balancing commercial, government and community interests.

Megan has held senior leadership and advisory roles across State and Local Government and the private sector. She is a former Commissioner of the Western Australian Planning Commission and served for ten years as a Presiding Member of a Joint Development Assessment Panel, bringing extensive experience in governance, strategic decision-making and the assessment of complex development and land use matters.

Megan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban and Regional Planning, is a member of the Planning Institute of Australia and a Fellow of Leadership WA.