In this episode of the Epic Entrepreneurs Podcast, host Caitlin Blundell speaks with Tim Limmer, Chairperson of the Frederick Marsden Youth Centre board in Brisbane, Australia. Tim shares his journey of guiding a century-old not-for-profit into new ventures, including the rapidly growing Inclusive Disability Assist service. He opens up about the importance of getting crystal clear on purpose, audience, and leadership values, and explains how robust boardroom debates shaped their direction. Tim also reflects on overcoming the devastating impact of COVID-19, from losing major revenue streams to making tough staffing decisions, and how the organization ultimately emerged stronger and more resilient.
About Frederick Marsden Youth Centre:
The Frederick Marsden Youth Centre is a Christian, not-for-profit organization based in Brisbane, Australia, dedicated to serving young people and the wider community since 1929. The centre offers a diverse range of programs, from youth development and camps to disability support services such as Inclusive Disability Assist. With facilities including a camp and conference centre and a high ropes confidence course, the centre provides both recreational opportunities and vital social services. Guided by strong values of inclusivity, faith, and community impact, the Frederick Marsden Youth Centre continues to empower individuals while adapting to new challenges with resilience and vision.