Welcome Robyn Doulman – Business Development Manager

19 August 2026

The Moreton Bay Region is the kind of place where local businesses know their customers, volunteers keep clubs moving, and a quick conversation can become the
beginning of something worthwhile.

It’s a region built on relationships; familiar faces, genuine conversations and people who take the time to understand what matters to each other.

For Robyn Doulman, our new Business Development Manager at Community Bank Samford, that’s a big part of the appeal. Robyn is looking forward to getting out from behind the desk, meeting local business owners, connecting with clubs and community groups, and getting to know the people and ideas shaping the Moreton Bay Region.

“This role gives me the chance to be part of a tight-knit community and see the impact of local banking firsthand. I’m excited to listen, build long-lasting relationships and understand what people and businesses are working towards,” Robyn said.

Robyn brings extensive capability across consumer and business lending, credit, risk management, customer relationships and leadership. But just as importantly, she
understands that good banking starts with a conversation.

Whether someone is talking about their home, their livelihood or their next big step, Robyn believes trust comes from listening carefully, understanding the detail and connecting people with the right support. At Community Bank Samford, those individual conversations can also contribute to something much bigger.

Through our community banking model, local banking helps support the clubs, groups and grassroots initiatives that make the Moreton Bay Region such a special place to live. For Robyn, that creates an opportunity to combine her banking
capability with something she genuinely values – helping people, businesses and communities prosper.

Expect to see Robyn out and about, talking with local businesses, meeting with community groups and learning more about what matters to the people who call this
region home.

Welcome to the community, Robyn.

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