Tevita Funaki is the CEO of West Fono Health Trust. Born in New Zealand but raised in Tonga, Tevita attended Otago University and graduated with a B.Com in 2000 and a Post Graduate Diploma in Project Management from Unitec in 2007. Prior to joining West Fono Health trust as Chief Executive, Tevita was the Pacific Health Manager for ProCare Health Limited and was the National Pasifika Liaison Advisor for Massey University. 

Dr Stephanie Taylor is a GP and partner at St Heliers Medical where she has practiced since 2004, previously working in general practice in Wellington and South Auckland. In addition to her role on the ProCare board Dr Taylor is an examiner for the RNZCGP and sits on the New Zealand Medical Association General Practitioners Council.

Dr Jodie O'Sullivan was born in Rotorua and went to Otago University completing her medical degree in 1989. She completed post graduate training in Australia and the United Kingdom, returning to New Zealand with post graduate qualifications in General Practice and Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

She has been working in General Practice for eighteen years with a special interest in Paediatrics and disease prevention.

Jodie is a former Director of the PHO Board and teaches communication skills at the Auckland University Medical School.