Belinda Johnson is an Accountant with over 25 years of finance and business experience in a variety of SME's. Belinda has a strong background in corporate governance, business and finance management, audit and risk and competitive/lean manufacturing. Belinda currently is in Public Practice providing Cloud based financial management solutions to a variety of micros and SME. Belinda holds a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) from UWS and a Certificate in Governance Practice with the Governance Institute of Australia.

BA Acc, CPA, CIMA

BA Psychology (Hons), PGrad Dip Psychology, PhD, MAPS

Terry is a registered psychologist with over 30 years clinical experience working in mental health in the public sector, non-government organizations and private practice. Terry is currently appointed by the Minister of Health to the Official Visitor Program under the Mental Health Act (2007). He has researched the impact of trauma and vicarious trauma on emergency service personnel funded by the Australian Research Council.  Terry is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and sits on the Sydney Branch Management Committee and he is also a clinical member of the International Association of Applied Psychology. Terry is a survivor of childhood abuse. 

Sharon has more than 14 years’ experience in media and communications, predominantly in financial services firms. She specialises in reputation management strategy, media relations, issues and crisis management, internal communications and strategic planning. Previous roles include Head of Corporate Affairs and Head of Communications for large divisions at two of Australia’s major banks.  She is currently in Group Media Relations at a major Australian Bank. Sharon also serves as a Strategic Advisor (Media & Communications) for the Australian Futures Project and was previously an advisory committee member for the MLC Community Foundation.

Clare has more than 10 years’ experience working across Australia’s high-growth startup eco-system. Her extensive skills in governance, operations, investment due diligence and silo busting culture growth for technology businesses underpin her success in advising, guiding and mentoring innovation and commercialization of early stage business and larger innovation programs across the corporate and education sectors. She has an interest in evidence based learning and how experimentation supports and drives business decisions.

Marie-Claire is a social worker with extensive clinical, policy and senior management experience in health and human services across a number of fields. She is an accredited mental health professional with experience in leading program development and reviews and the delivery of training in trauma, psychological management of critical incidents and suicide risk assessment and intervention. She is an experienced coach and supervisor for people who are leading teams and for professionals within health and human services, working in government, non-profit and commercial sectors.  

Marie-Claire’s most recent previous roles have included: National Clinical Director,1800RESPECT and Director Support Programs, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. She has her own consultancy practice and continues to consult with 1800RESPECT in the role of clinical advisor and as a member of the National Sector Advisory Group. She is also currently completing a Doctorate in Social Work at UNSW Sydney. 

Marie-Claire holds a number of honorary appointments, including: National Vice-President, Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW), Board Director, Melanoma Patients Australia (MPA) and committee member, School of Social Work Advisory Committee, Australian Catholic University (ACU), Sydney. She is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and a 2012 Churchill Fellow.