Amy is an experienced volunteer coordinator, event facilitator, and project manager working in not-for-profit settings. Her work has centred on anti-human trafficking initiatives, and she spent over a decade living and working in Central and Eastern Europe, engaging with grassroots organisations across the region.

Amy has experience volunteering short-term in diverse contexts, from Kenya to Afghanistan, which has given her a deep appreciation of the volunteer experience and the importance of meaningful engagement and support. She brings a strong understanding of cross-cultural environments and the practical realities of delivering programs in complex settings. 

David brings 18 years of experience building strategic partnerships across corporate, government, philanthropic, and not-for-profit sectors to drive social and environmental impact. He has collaborated with leading companies, NGOs, multilateral institutions, and donor programs through responsible and commercially oriented business models, spanning the spectrum of impact capital.

A strategic leader, David has partnered with global brands in the Asia-Pacific region in a diverse range of sectors including agribusiness, mining, food, financial services, telecommunications, technology and global health. He has advised UNDP, UNEP, ADB, DFAT, and APEC on private sector engagement and investment strategies and championed global health policy change at the UN and WHO.

Most recently, David led large-scale, multi-partner initiatives at Monash University and pioneered the design of impact investment-ready products and services. He previously held roles with Save the Children Australia, The Fred Hollows Foundation, and Business for Development.

David holds a Master of Business Administration (Social Impact) from the Centre for Social Impact at UNSW and a Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) from Deakin University.

With over 20 years of dedicated experience in community development roles, Michelle has led and contributed to numerous projects focused on social justice and the empowerment of disadvantaged communities. Her background in project and event management has enabled her to effectively mobilise resources, engage stakeholders, and create sustainable programs that improve outcomes for communities.

Throughout her career, Michelle has consistently advocated for marginalised voices, working to ensure their needs are met and their aspirations realised. She finds great fulfilment in fostering inclusive environments that promote social equity and is passionate about collaborating with diverse groups to address systemic challenges. She believes that empowering individuals and communities begins with understanding their roots and creating opportunities for growth and resilience.

Outside of work, Michelle nurtures a love for farming in the High Country, particularly through breeding Hereford cattle and Australian Stock Horses.