Serving Mosman Team
Cr Carolyn Corrigan – Current Mayor of Mosman
Carolyn is completing her second term as your Mayor.
As Carolyn reflects on the commitments she made to the community for the last election campaign - continue to deliver strong, positive consistent leadership confident in the knowledge that Mosman trusts her integrity, values her independence and believes in her commitment to our community - there is a deep sense of satisfaction knowing those commitments to our community have been honoured and achieved.
She understands the importance of being a fair and genuine team player and recognises the value of team collaboration in addressing challenges and opportunities.
Carolyn is confident she still has much to contribute to both public service and the Mosman community. She is eager to continue offering her experience, knowledge, and mentoring capabilities to the newly elected Council.
Thank you, Mosman, for placing your trust in me.
Pip Friedrich – Current Councillor and Disability Advocate
40 year resident of Mosman with an extended family and ongoing commitment as primary carer to a sister with intellectual disability.
Elected to Council in 2021, Pip is the current Deputy Mayor.
Current Chair Mosman Council’s Traffic Committee, Alternate Chair of Access and Mobility and the Arts and Culture Committees, member of Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee (ARIC).
Having a deep commitment to inclusion, Pip was a community member on Council’s Access and Mobility Committee for 9 years prior to being elected to Council and in 2019 was the successful applicant for a $200,000 state government grant under the ‘My Community Project’ program that resulted in the installation of fully accessible toilets in Mosman Junction.
Pip is a keen bushwalker who treasures the Mosman bushland and was a 17 year long volunteer with the Kahibah Creek Bushcare Group.
Pip is a qualified accountant and Fellow of The Australian Institute of Company Directors and if re-elected, will continue to deliver both professional acumen and an unwavering commitment to promoting inclusion and protecting our precious environment.
Ann Marie Kimber – Dedicated Community Advocate
Ann Marie is excited to be running as a first-time candidate for the 2024 Mosman local government elections.
Ann Marie has an MBA and an Applied Science degree and her extensive professional journey spans roles in project management, strategic planning, business development and marketing.
Ann Marie also has substantial volunteering experience including working for the volunteer ambulance service in the USA.
Ann Marie is passionate about being active and plays a range of sports including competitive basketball and was instrumental in leading the community initiative to build the basketball court at Balmoral Oval.
As a long-time resident Ann Marie stands ready to bring fresh perspectives and new ideas to the Council and is ready to be a proactive and effective advocate for the residents of Mosman.
Michael Randall – Current Councillor with a Young Family
Happily living in Mosman with a current focus on co-parenting two teenage boys and creating a future for them that is secure and safe.
Elected to Council in 2021, he currently chairs the Active Transport Committee and co-chairs the Climate Action Committee, supporting efforts to enhance Mosman's environmental responsibility.
Michael's leadership is driven by his conviction that Mosman can set a benchmark in sustainability and innovation, emphasising the ongoing importance of addressing climate change.
He is steadfast in the belief that an independent Mosman Council can best serve the community's interests. Passionate about his role, Michael seeks to continue delivering a dynamic blend of business acumen and public service, contributing to Mosman’s legacy of ecological and community-focused initiatives.