Clyde Campbell AM

Founder and Chairman

Clyde is the Founder of Shake It Up, and has an entrepreneurial spirit and a vision for the future. Clyde was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at the age of 44 but he decided not to sit back and wait for the rest of the world to find a cure for Parkinson’s but to join the action. In 2011 he launched Shake It Up Australia Foundation with one mission – to increase awareness and funding in Australia targeted at finding better treatments and ultimately a cure for Parkinson’s. Clyde not only volunteers his time to the Foundation but also funds the administration and overhead costs of the organisation, to ensure 100% of donations go to research.

Vicki Miller

Chief Executive Officer

Vicki is CEO of Shake It Up Australia, and a founding member of the National Parkinson’s Alliance. Vicki has a strong background in the not-for-profit and communications sector, having held executive and manager positions at the likes of the Black Dog Institute and Quest for Life. She is passionate about funding cutting-edge research that will help everyone living with Parkinson’s disease, now and into the future. For Vicki, this is a cause close to her heart, having experienced the impact of Parkinson’s on both a family member and close friends.

Annie Peachman

Marketing and Communications
Annie is a strategic and results-oriented marketing professional with more than a decade’s experience across content, communications, digital and social media, underpinned by post-graduate qualifications in Marketing Management and Communications. Annie specialises in translating technical information into content that connects with people on a human level, and is drawn to the challenge of helping brands find their voice and make a true impact. Annie is proud to be supporting Shake It Up’s vision, raising awareness of Parkinson’s in Australia and increasing support for vital research.

Carolyn Campbell

Operations / Communications
Carolyn has a close personal connection to Parkinson’s and the vision of Shake It Up. Having been involved in the Foundation since it was formed in 2011, she is passionate about helping to make the future brighter for people living with Parkinson’s. Carolyn continues to volunteer her time to the Foundation and manages the daily operations, governance and communications.

Jackie Dalton

Philanthropy

Jackie is dedicated to advancing research to slow, stop and ultimately cure Parkinson’s. She brings extensive experience across philanthropy, development and governance, having held senior roles at Frensham Schools, Ascham School and the University of Sydney. Earlier in her career, Jackie worked with leading organisations including Boston Consulting Group, building a strong foundation in strategy and stakeholder engagement. She is passionate about cultivating meaningful donor relationships and driving sustainable support for research that will improve outcomes for people living with Parkinson’s.

Naomi Van Anen

Community Fundraising & Events

Naomi is a fundraising and community engagement leader who works at the intersection of people, purpose, and impact. With experience across some of Australia’s most respected not-for-profit organisations, she has led high-performing campaigns, grown engaged supporter communities, and delivered innovative fundraising strategies grounded in authenticity and human connection. Naomi is driven by connection—bringing people together around causes that matter and turning that momentum into tangible change. Known for her relationship-first approach, she combines strategic thinking with warmth, creativity, and a strong instinct for storytelling that inspires action. Her work is built on the belief that when people feel genuinely connected—to each other and to a cause—real, lasting impact follows.