Stacey has worked in the non-profit sector for over ten years, across social and environmental causes. In recent years, she has focused her work on connecting philanthropic funding to critical environmental projects, and has worked closely with communities in Arnhem Land (in a paid and pro-bono capacity) for over five years. Prior to joining the Karrkad Kanjdji Trust, Stacey worked for organisations including Bush Heritage Australia, the Climate Change Adaptation Program (RMIT), Oxfam Australia, and was the Co-Founder and CEO of Creative Spark International. Stacey has an undergraduate degree in International Development, a Master of International Urban and Environmental Management and is undertaking a Master of Aboriginal Studies.
Peter is a finance and corporate governance and administration professional with extensive experience across a range of industries and organisations. He has worked passionately in the non-profit, conservation and sustainability sectors for over ten years. Peter holds a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) degree, a Graduate Diploma in Company Secretarial Practice and is a Chartered Accountant.
Naomi is a passionate and heart-centered professional with extensive experience in social impact and communications strategy. Having worked alongside over 100 corporates, charities, change makers, and purpose-driven brands, her efforts have focused on positive impact through meaningful partnerships and values alignment. With a strong systems change approach and a Master in Positive Psychology, Naomi is driven by the interconnected nature of wellbeing for the planet and all its people.
Glen has worked in the conservation non-profit sector for over fifteen years and is committed to functional landscape restoration and reconciliation with First Nations communities. With a background in conservation land management and operations, Glen is driven by social initiatives that support participation and sustainable communities to promote ownership of the shared responsibility of healthy Country. Glen has diverse, multidisciplinary experience across pastoral, Indigenous land management, academic, government and non-government sectors; and has a commitment to First Nations and wider community engagement focusing on establishing a ‘right-way’ approach to environmental stewardship based on respect and inclusivity.
Georgie arrived at the Karrkad Kanjdji Trust on account of her commitment to supporting First Nations-led solutions to the climate crisis. Before joining the team, she worked at a publishing house, and before that as a legal assistant. Georgie has a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Australian Indigenous Studies and is currently completing a Master of Writing and Publishing.
Maddi brings over a decade of experience in supporting First Nations organisations, innovative social enterprises, and community development initiatives to achieve their self-determined goals. Her expertise includes program design and management, impact evaluation, governance innovation and securing funding for scalable impact. Academically, she has a background in public health / community and international development, and she is currently pursuing an MBA (Social Impact) through the University of New South Wales.
Alex came to the Karrkad Kanjdji Trust from a local government and farming sustainability background and holds a Bachelor of Environmental Management. Alex hails from New Zealand, where, prior to relocating to Australia in 2022, he delivered sustainability and pollution prevention projects aimed at bringing together different stakeholders to protect the unique ecosystems of the South Island. Alex's previous roles include fieldwork with the Conservation Department and volunteering in land management with non-profit organisations.
