Sarah was born in the UK before moving to Singapore to complete her high school education. She started her tertiary studies in New York before transferring to UWA to complete her Bachelor of Commerce.
Sarah and her husband, with their 2 young children, own several farms running cattle in the Great Southern using holistic farming principles. Sarah is passionate about the sustainability of everyday mum and dad farmers and the businesses that support rural communities to thrive.

Sarah began her career in banking and has had several senior management positions within Local Government. These experiences have provided her with a strong understanding of the importance and impact regional communities have across WA. Sarah believes that living rurally, we are all connected and we can all make a difference. Her positive attitude and enthusiasm to make rural communities more resilient is what drives her to make a difference to the lives of farmers and rural small businesses.

Sarah is actively involved in her local community and currently is a board member for the Wilson Inlet Catchment Committee. She is also an active member of Western Beef who provide strong representation and advocacy within the beef sector.