Bevan Rickerby

The Chairperson of the Hills Radio Trust, Bevan has past involvement with Television, and Commercial radio as well as being trained in commerce, sales and management.
Bevan is the Chairman of the Otago Business of the Year Awards and is deeply involved in sport. Bevan believes in the empowerment of people through good communications. He currents owns and runs his own consultancy business.

Sandy Trainor

Sandy is the Chairperson of The Otago Community Broadcasters Members Society. Sandy has been a volunteer and programme maker at Hills AM since 1997. Sandy also is very involved in the Mosgiel Memorial RSA as well as being well known for touring local retirement villages and entertaining with his trusty ukulele. Sandy and his partner Glenys have always been great supporters of Community Access Radio.

Ros Rice

Ros started working for Hills AM in 1990.  She is the first employee and we suspect she actually sleeps at the Station.

Ros is the Station Manager and the one who tries to keep everyone in line.  If you have any problems, or issues you wish to discuss with Ros, call her at the Station and organise a time to see her.  Her door isto everyone.

Hugh Dingwall

Hugh has joined the staff as a permanent staff member. Hugh has done a sound engineering course at Invercargill Polytechnic, and is helping a lot of groups with the tricky technical stuff. When Steve our previous technician and sound engineer moved to Christchurch to take up a job with our sister station Plains FM, Hugh was there able to slide into the job with ease. What a life saver he is!

Kim Douglas

Our receptionist / administration assistant this wonderful woman has been working at Hills AM for 8 ½ years with Ros. Kim is loved by all the programme makers and volunteers for her interest in people, her friendliness, and her skills in her job. Kim is also known for her love of Mini Cooper cars and her on-going stories about her large fluffy cat.