Greg Miller
Greg is an educational leader with heart. He is passionate about enabling students to discover their strengths and find their purpose in this changing world.
James Arvanitakis
James Arvanitakis is a former banker turned social justice advocate and cultural researcher. He’s been published in over 100 academic and non-academic texts and is recognised for his innovative teaching style.
Jane Stratton
Jane Stratton is the founder and director of the Think+DO Tank Foundation and director of LOST IN BOOKS, a children’s bookshop and community creative hub working out of Fairfield.
Jessie Williams
Jessie is the executive officer of The GroundSwell Project, a group dedicated to creating a death literate society, where communities have the practical know-how needed to respond to dying, death and grief.
Queenie Tran
Queenie Tran is the Chief Operating Officer of Summer Housing, a not-for-profit start-up with a mission to create, lead and demonstrate long-term sustainable changes that stop young people being forced to live in nursing homes.
Sara Mansour
Sara is a Punchbowl born and bred poet, junior lawyer and co-founder of Bankstown Poetry Slam, Australia’s largest regular poetry slam in the heart of Bankstown.
Susan Wahhab
Susan is not your typical accountant. She uses personal development principles and coaching techniques to help people change their money story to transform and control their finances.
Victor A. Lopez-Carmen
Victor is a Fulbright Scholar who brings with him a strong commitment to sharing the experiences of First Nations Peoples. From placements in Jordan to working at the United Nations, he questions what it means to be a custodian of future generations.
Victor Anthony Lopez-Carmen
Victor is a Fulbright Scholar who brings with him a strong commitment to sharing the experiences of First Nations Peoples. From placements in Jordan to working at the United Nations, he questions what it means to be a custodian of future generations.