The Stollznow Foundation
The Stollznow Foundation was established by Tim and Michelle Stollznow in 2025 with the aim of creating unique opportunities for young people in South Australian schools.
Our mission is to promote and help pave career pathways for talented and enthusiastic young enterprising students in who have a passion for technology and innovation.
The Foundation is initially targeting St John’s Grammar, Immanuel College and Concordia College that are well connected to the Founders and Directors.
The Foundation was delighted to start 2025 with special awards for talented students presented at all three schools in December 2025 and some additional sponsorship for Robotics.
The Board of the foundation was established in 2025 and includes the following members:

Michelle Stollznow
Chair
Michelle is a Finance Professional with broad accounting experience across diverse businesses, and volunteer groups, specialising in Australian Sports Technology export companies from startup to scale-up to investment. Experienced in financial management, reporting, and building scalable finance processes to support growth. Passionate about guiding young learners to see how education connects to enterprise — encouraging curiosity, adaptability, resilience, self-belief, and execution.

Richard Anderson
Richard enjoyed a 40-year career in education across South Australia and overseas, including 25 years at St John’s Grammar in Belair where he led the school to become a leading independent Anglican institution. He specialises in building connected, nurturing cultures, educational strategy and leadership development. In semi-retirement, he works part-time as an Anglican Schools Liaison Coordinator, partnering with School Heads, Board Chairs and the Church. Passionate about community service, he has organised numerous events and maintains a strong interest in sport, fitness and golf. Recently registered as a marriage celebrant, Richard is married to Amanda and has three adult daughters.

Sally Staggs
Sally brings extensive finance operations and governance with a career spanning both banking & education sectors.
She has been a Business Manager in private schools, and Risk Operations Manager with a strong focus on governance compliance.

Andrew Brown
Andrew is a Senior Business and Taxation Advisor with over 30 years experience working with family businesses and not-for-profit organisations.
A Principal at Count Adelaide, he brings a practical commercial perspective to governance strategy and long term sustainability at a Board level.