Our Ambassadors

Jeremy, one half of the renowned Aussie band Busby Marou, is a proud Torres Strait Islander dedicated to advocating for Indigenous rights. He fosters meaningful conversations about inclusion and offers a deep understanding of Australia's history of colonisation. With passion and commitment, Jeremy champions equality in all its forms, inspiring others to join the movement for a more inclusive society.

​​Together Taimalelagi Mataio Faafetaithe (Matt Brown) and Sarah Brown co-founded She Is Not Your Rehab and launched the concept in Matt’s 2019 TEDx talk. He says the movement is an invitation for men to acknowledge their own childhood trauma and to take responsibility for their healing so that they can transform their pain instead of transmitting it on those around them.

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Jesse de la Croix is an Artist, Poet, Storyteller and MC who has been actively empowering women and girls all over the globe through her soul drenching art and words for over a decade.  Drawing from her own experiences and learnings from her culturally diverse childhood to the proud Mother she is today, she's passionate about helping others create lasting generational change, through openness, conversation, collaboration and expression.

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Leisa is passionate about creating workplaces, communities, and spaces that are happy, healthy, safe, and inclusive, standing with those who need to be heard, seen, and believed.

With extensive experience in organisational and leadership development, cultural transformation, wellbeing, and inclusion, Leisa bridges the vision of organisations with the needs of their people. 

Bec Wright is a passionate advocate for creating spaces where everyone feels safe, valued, and included. Having experienced times when she felt unheard, she is deeply committed to helping those who often feel unseen. With a strong background in Safety, People and Culture, and a foundation in psychology, Bec leverages data and the latest research to inspire positive change in communities and workplaces.