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Over the past fifteen years, Ben has built a highly recognized and respected career in the global sports marketing industry. Now based in his hometown near Wollongong, Ben’s career journey has seen him live and work in Sydney, Singapore and London.

Through various roles in his career, Ben has been received global leadership and creativity awards, worked with some of the world’s most iconic consumer brands and having studied Business Sustainability Management at Cambridge University, Ben has launched No2ndPlace.

On weekends (and some weekdays) you can find Ben teaching his two sons (and daughter, once she can walk) how to surf and treat the world and environment around us with respect.

Madison De Rozario OAM is a three- time world champion para- athletics representative and dual Gold Medalist at the Tokyo Paralympics 2020, taking out the T54 marathon in a nail- biting finish and the 800m. She recently became the first ever Australian to win the New York Marathon. 

As a passionate advocate for people with disability and gender equality, Madison uses her profile and platform to change perceptions and create a space where we can make a more accessible world. 

Madison’s career and achievements have been recognised with the Australian Paralympian becoming the first wheelchair athlete to be commemorated as a Barbie doll. She is currently studying a Business degree with a focus on Sustainability and Management at Griffith University. 

Adam Goodes is a proud Andyamathanha/Narungga man who had a highly decorated AFL career spanning 17 seasons with the Sydney Swans, twice receiving the Brownlow Medal.  

Adam was named Australian of the Year in recognition of his community work aimed at empowering the next generation of Indigenous role models, as well as his advocacy in the fight against racism.  

He was a member of the National Indigenous Council (an advisory body to the Federal Government on Indigenous affairs), past member of Supply Nation (a government-funded body aimed at growing the Indigenous business sector) as well as a founder and Non-Executive Director of ALNF (Australian Literacy Numeracy Foundation) and Co-Founder of the GO Foundation, focusing on education and scholarship programs for Indigenous students. 

Currently CEO of iDiC (Indigenous Defence & Infrastructure Consortium who help Indigenous businesses engage government contracts). He also is a Consultant/Ambassador to Qantas, Woolworths, Toyota, David Jones and Wanderlust. 

The Drum named her as one of the world’s most creative women, Cannes Lions selected her in the top 15 female creative directors globally, she co-Authored Creative Super Powers, Co-founded SisuGirls, and continues to build the SheSays Community.

Lizi earns attention for brands and the sports industry through her StoryHunting techniques, a powerful network of collaborators, novel thinking and a belief that creativity can change the world.

From working at Germany’s largest Ski Association, Julia swapped her beloved snowboard for a surfboard when she came to Australia in 2017.

Julia has facilitated experiences, fan activations and hospitality programs across major sporting events in APAC including the Australian Open, the AFL and the e-sports arena.

Over recent years she set her focus on delivering events with a lower environmental impact and has become an integral part of the team leading the charge in developing and executing sustainable event solutions for her clients.

Following a decorated career as a professional footballer including captaining the Australian National Football Team (Socceroos), Craig Foster AM has become a multi award winning broadcaster and one of the world’s leading social justice advocates and human rights campaigners. 

Craig is an Adjunct Professor of Sport & Social Responsibility with Torrens University and sits on the Multicultural Council of Australia. He works across a vast range of social programs from indigenous rights, homelessness and women’s rights, along with refugee advocacy as a Human Rights and Refugee Ambassador for Amnesty Australia and Australia Council member of Human Rights Watch. 

He was the driving force behind the successful campaign to release refugee footballer Hakeem al-Araibi who was imprisoned in Thailand in 2018 and played a leading role in the evacuation and securing of Humanitarian Visas for the Afghan National Women’s Football Team escaping the Taliban.

Having spent the last decade working across commercial partnerships for both national rights-holders and international not-for-profits, Jenna is passionate about the human experience, believing we all have the responsibility to improve to world of tomorrow.

With attitude of curiosity, and a knack for bringing all parts of a project together, Jenna creates value for organisations seeking to make tangible social impact, championing sustainable development principles across their partnerships.