RAC has announced a number of changes to its boards, including three new appointments to the RAC Board and a new Chair for RACWA Holdings and RAC Insurance.
Aaron Constantine, David Fraser and Michelle Fyfe will join the Board of The Royal Automobile Club of W.A. Limited as appointed directors from 23 November 2026.
RAC’s Constitution provides for the RAC Board to comprise six member-elected directors and up to three appointed directors. The new appointments follow a thorough recruitment and due diligence process.
Aaron Constantine brings extensive corporate finance expertise developed over a 41-year career. He is currently Chair of Leeuwin Wealth, EverAbility Group and the Guide Dog Foundation, and was previously an Executive Director and Head of Corporate Finance at Patersons Securities and a Managing Director, Investment Banking, at Canaccord Genuity (Australia).
David Fraser has more than 25 years of experience as a chief executive, chair and non-executive director across ASX-listed, private and not-for-profit organisations. He is currently Independent Chair of Tyre Stewardship Australia, a non-executive director of Good Sammy Enterprises and Chair of the WA Motor Industry Foundation.
Michelle Fyfe is Chief Executive Officer of RAAFA WA and a Commissioner of the Western Australia Football Commission. She was previously Chief Executive Officer of St John WA and an Assistant Commissioner with the WA Police Force and has held a number of non-executive director roles.
Alison Terry will become Chair of RACWA Holdings Pty Ltd and RAC Insurance Pty Limited from 26 October 2026, succeeding Jim Walker.
Alison is an experienced senior executive and board member with a career spanning listed, private and multinational companies, superannuation, government and not-for-profit organisations. She is currently Lead Independent Director and Deputy Chair of Bannerman Energy Limited, Chair of UN Women Australia and Deputy Chair of Black Swan State Theatre Company of Western Australia. Alison’s previous board roles include AustralianSuper and NBN Tasmania.
RAC also acknowledges the significant contributions of Jim Walker and Tim Shanahan, who will retire from their current RAC board roles on 26 October 2026, and thanks them for their service and commitment to the organisation.