Cat specialises in visual communication and workshop design. Highly accomplished in both graphic facilitation and traditional facilitation, Cat’s diverse corporate experience has given her a knack at translating complex ideas and concepts to clear and highly engaging storytelling artefacts.  Cat’s portfolio of visual work includes graphic recording, animated video, illustration and infographics. Cat sits on the committee for Graphic Recorders Australia, the professional association for graphic facilitators.

Trained in Psychology and Social Work, Hala seeks to share ideas and knowledge that allow people to grow together. She is a strong advocate for anti-racism, gender equity and sustainable living. Hala is the founder and director of Global Echo Consultants, and the CEO and founder of the Institute of non-violence. Through these spaces she works with a team of experts to design and deliver niche training and other services focusing on:

organisations implementing justice, equity, diversity and inclusion; anti-racism; and the intersections between gender and race;

applying an intersectional feminist framework to family violence response; safely engaging individuals who use family violence

Stacey is a Malaysian Chinese woman and has over 17 years’ experience working with government, corporate and NFP clients in social policy.

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Prior to founding One Red Step, she was a Director in management consulting with PricewaterhouseCoopers focusing on social policy and was their national staff lead for cultural diversity and inclusion for three years.

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Stacey is also on the Board of Safe and Equal and Melbourne City Mission. She is a member of the Community Advisory Group for the Melbourne Social Equity Institute. Stacey is a Fellow with the Women's Leadership Institute of Australia. 

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Education

• Bachelor of Arts and Commerce, University of Melbourne

• Graduate Diploma of International Affairs, Australian National University

• Company Directors Course, Australian Institute of Company Directors

Dr Angela Jackson is a micro-economist who has worked at the highest levels of Government. Starting her career as an economist at the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Angela has worked across tax, fiscal and social policy. As the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Australian Finance Minister during the GFC, Angela was responsible for providing policy advice across fiscal policy and all areas of social policy, including National Health Reform. Angela has authored a number of high profile reports on health, aged care, disability, housing and gender policy.

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Angela is also a part-time Commissioner at the Commonwealth Grants Commission, Member of the Victorian National Heart Foundation Advisory Board, member of the Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee and National Chair of the Women in Economics Network.  In 2023 Angela was appointed to a three person independent panel to review the Commonwealth Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously Angela was a Board Member and Chair of the Finance Committee at Royal Melbourne Hospital from 2015-2021.

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Angela holds a Masters in International Health Policy (Health Economics) with Distinction from the London School of Economics and Political Science, a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) from the University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Tasmania. In 2021, Angela was awarded her PhD on the Economics of Disability in Australia from Monash University.