Meet Our Team

The Harvest team have been hand-picked for their depth and breadth of experience.

We're authentic, approachable and person-centred in everything we do. Between us, we hold formal qualifications and many years of experience across aged care, disability and community services — so we're well placed to help you navigate a period of significant reform. We're especially committed to working with vulnerable individuals and communities, on work that is high-impact, transformational and sustainable.

Harvest draws on a trusted network of specialist associates — clinical governance advisors, M+A specialists, construction project management partners, ICT specialists, board advisory specialists and compliance and audit specialists.

We bring in exactly the right expertise for each project.

Alicia Eugene

Managing Director

Alicia is a senior executive and strategic advisor with extensive experience across aged care, health, justice and for-purpose human services. She specialises in governance, reform implementation, capital development, mergers and amalgamations and organisational sustainability, supporting boards and executive leaders through complex transition and growth. Known for creative, practical thinking, she has a track record of developing innovative solutions to complex problems — solutions that empower vulnerable individuals and build community capacity.

A committed advocate for regional, rural and remote communities, Alicia has worked extensively with First Nations communities — beginning with her first-class honours research alongside remote First Nations communities — and remains focused on building community capacity and improving outcomes where services are hardest to reach.

In a former C-suite role at a national aged care and disability provider, she helped oversee more than 200% growth and expansion into three new jurisdictions, and she works closely with boards and executives to navigate reforms including the Aged Care Act 2024 and Support at Home. Her background in government procurement and tendering gives her a unique insight into how to help you position your business for new opportunities and to stand out from the crowd in tenders and grant applications.

An Australia Day Medallion recipient for excellence in public service, Alicia holds a Bachelor of Justice (Law and Public Policy) with Distinction and First Class Honours, a Graduate Bachelor of Education and is a PRINCE2 Practitioner. She is a graduate of the Queensland Government’s Executive Women in Leadership program and currently serves as a Board Director for a specialist women's domestic and family violence service.

Allira Griffiths

Senior Consultant / Accountant

A qualified Chartered Accountant, Allira is passionate about coaching and mentoring organisations to deliver sustainable aged care in rural, regional and remote areas. She brings over 15 years' experience across audit, finance, management and consulting — in sectors including utilities, mining, manufacturing, government, health and aged care.

Allira specialises in uplifting financial capability and performance: financial analysis and modelling, pricing, profitability and operational sustainability, and business improvement that supports data-driven decision-making. She is as focused on building the capability of the finance teams and managers she works alongside as on the numbers themselves.

Allira has supported a number of aged care organisations to deliver significant improvements in capacity and service sustainability. A highly motivated and creative problem-solver, she drives change through genuine engagement and strong stakeholder partnerships.

Allira holds a Bachelor of Accounting (with Distinction and the Dean's Award for Excellence, QUT) and has been a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants since 2007.