Alannah & Madeline Day is on 17 September. Be an early bird and help a child in crisis today.
Our board of directors bring experience and enthusiasm. They ensure we create the most impact possible.
A co-founder and director at ByMany, a leadership development, consulting and technology company that brings together the practices of disruptive strategy and culture change, Greg is a business strategist, marketer, and creator with 25 years of experience in strategy, brand, innovation and new business creation.
Janelle Hopkins is the Chief Financial Officer at REA Group and is responsible for all aspects of the Group's finance and business services portfolio and global investments. Her portfolio includes finance, risk and assurance, tax, corporate development, property and procurement, corporate communications and investor relations.
Launa is currently a non-executive Director of the Australia Post Board. She is Chair of the Melbourne Fashion Festival. Launa is on the Advisory Board of Porter Davis Homes and is also a member of the Advisory Board of Fantastic Furniture.
An experienced non-executive Director, expert advisor, mentor, and coach with over 25 years’ experience as a Principal at Kincoppal-Rose Bay School, Sydney and Catherine McAuley Westmead.
The former CEO and Managing Director of Aurora Energy and
current Advisory Board Member of Menzies Institute of Medical Research – UTAS,
Rebecca has been a Board Member with the Foundation since 2018.
A clinical psychologist with a PhD in neuroscience, Dr Charlotte Keating is a board member for the Alannah & Madeline Foundation and an advisory board member for Dolly’s Dream.
Ryan has nearly 20 years’ experience across numerous senior political and communications roles, including as Chief of Staff to former Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, Senior Press Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister/Treasurer, and Press Secretary to a range of state and federal ministers.
Louka Parry is an education futurist, learning strategist and social entrepreneur working globally to support leaders and educators to create thriving learning environments. Louka is CEO and Founder of The Learning Future, an organisation that supports schools, systems and companies to thrive in tomorrow's world, and a Founding Executive of the non-profit Karanga: The Global Alliance for Social Emotional Learning and Life Skills.
David is the CEO of Infoxchange, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the vision of ‘technology for social justice’. He is passionate about creating a more digitally inclusive society and the role technology can play in improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the not-for-profit sector.
Russell is a pioneer in multimedia and the Internet industries. He has a science degree and studied law at the University of Melbourne. IBM gave him a sound knowledge of computer technology, management and marketing.
