ASLITA is supported by a dedicated team working behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly. While our organisation is governed by a board of directors made up of State Chairpersons and representatives from across Australia, our day-to-day operations are managed by our core staff.
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Rosalie Kassulke
Treasurer Assistant
Rosalie Kassulke
Treasurer Assistant
Born in South Australia, and now living my life in Sydney with my beautiful family. I am a proud deaf person and have been an Auslan user since the age of 14.
For over 23 years I have been working within the finance and accounting sector with a heavy focus on the Not for Profit space, being a Certified Practising Accountant (CPA) has allowed me to engage in a diverse range of roles which I thoroughly enjoy.
As Treasurer Assistant with ASLIA, I provide bookkeeping duties and financial assistance to the ASLIA Board, and our State Associations.
I hold the following qualifications:
- Bachelor of Applied Economics – University of South Australia
- Bachelor of Accountancy – University of South Australia
- Certified Practising Accountant – CPA Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Management for Not for Profit Organisations – Australian Catholic University
- NAATI Deaf Interpreter (Recognised) – with a focus on Deafblind
I look forward to working with ASLIA to ensure the financial sustainability of the Association for all our members.
Charli Koevoets
Administration Assistant
Charli Koevoets
Administration Assistant
Charli is an Administration Assistant at ASLITA, dedicated to supporting the team and ensuring smooth day-to-day operations. Based in Adelaide, Charli is a SODA (Sibling of a Deaf Adult) and has been learning Auslan since the age of seven.
With a passion for organisation and teamwork, Charli provides administrative support, coordinates communications, and supports the team in daily operations. With a drive for helping others, they enjoy being a reliable point of contact for staff and clients, helping to create an efficient and welcoming environment.
Outside of work, Charli is an avid book collector (with a to-be-read pile that keeps growing), spending time with friends and family, and is always experimenting with new hair colours. They are currently studying for their Diploma of Interpreting at Deaf Connect and are excited to further their skills and continue contributing to the Deaf community.