Jim Holding - Chairman

A partner with the legal firm DLA Piper, Jim joined the Board of Directors for the first time in 2006. After a long playing career, he was involved in the administration at Toombul and joined the Grade committee in the early 1990s, before his work as a lawyer took him to Canberra and Sydney for four years. He rekindled the association with Toombul and Grade Committees on his return and has been a member of the Conducts/Player Behaviour Committee, and the Racial and Religious Vilification Committee since 2001. He commenced playing cricket for Toombul at Under-10 level and continued with the club up to Second Grade where he was part of a premiership team in 1989-90, two seasons after being successful with the Third Grade side. Always energetic and passionate about his cricket, the then 42-year-old was elected chairman at a special board meeting on 9 November 2010 following the tragic death of predecessor Damien Mullins.

Sal Vasta - Deputy Chairman 

Sal was elected to the Board at an ordinary meeting on 22 February 2011, filling the position left vacant by Jim Holding following his elevation to the chairmanship. Sal was elected deputy chairman when Bryan Phelan opted to remain a CA Director at the August 2011 AGM. He has been a passionate contributor to the game since joining South Brisbane as a committee member in 2000, becoming secretary in 2002 and president in 2006 through until 2011. He was a QC delegate from 2002 to 2011, and has been a member of the QC Racial and Religious Vilification Committee since 2004, Conducts Committee since 2005, and Grade committee since 2008. He was held in such high regard that he was invited to be part of the QC sub-committee into proposed changes to the Memorandum and Articles of Association, whose far-reaching recommendations were ultimately accepted in early 2011. As a player, Sal spent one year with University of Queensland as a teenager while he was studying there. He has played summer and winter cricket for South Brisbane Grade and Sub-Districts teams since 1998, being part of the club's 6th Grade premiership team in 2007-08. Sal has been a Crown Prosecutor since 1993.

Allan Border AO

Australia's most capped Test captain and No.2 on the all-time list of Test match appearances with 156, Allan joined the Board following the death of Peter Burge in October 2001. A legend of the game, he scored 11,174 Test runs and had a Test average of 50.56. He captained Australia in 93 Test matches and was a member of the first Queensland team to win the Sheffield Shield in 1994-95. Allan was a Test selector between 1998 and 2005 and coached Australia 'A' on more than 30 occasions. The Allan Border Medal, awarded to the best Australian player each year, was named in his honour, as was the main playing field at Queensland Cricket Headquarters. Also a long-time member of the Australian selection panel, Allan was a Cricket Australia Board representative until 2009, serving on the Playing Conditions Committee as well as being Australia's representative on the ICC's Cricket Committee - Playing. He received Life Membership of QC in August 2010.