Holly Hinkley

Holly joined the BCG board in 2026. Holly farms at Wilkur with her husband, their two young children, and extended family. Their operation spans approximately 10,000 hectares, producing wheat, barley, lentils and, in some seasons, canola. She brings a strong connection to broadacre farming in the Mallee and a clear commitment to the long-term prosperity of farming families and rural communities. BCG Chair, John Ferrier said Holly’s appointment reflects the Board’s focus on balancing practical farming experience with high-level professional skills. Prior to returning to full-time farming, Holly worked with Deloitte Consulting from 2019 to 2023 within the Investment and Wealth Management team, supporting superannuation funds to strengthen governance frameworks, advice models and overall member outcomes. She also completed an early-career internship with an agricultural investment firm in Brisbane, gaining exposure to large-scale investment and water trading. Holly grew up on a mixed farming enterprise in Gnowangerup, Western Australia, where her family continues to operate a large cropping and Merino sheep business.

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