Amanda is a seasoned corporate executive with experience spanning the finance, technology, legal and not for profit sectors. She is passionate about assisting underrepresented groups to establish their careers.

Bill Dunbar is an infrastructure and property professional, creative writer and cultural advisor with 25-years’ experience in the public and private sectors across Australia and globally.

Katie Belgiorno-Nettis combines experience in corporate IP law with a background in art history and media communications. She is passionate about supporting the arts alongside her own creative pursuits in oil painting.⁠

Margaret Hancock is Senior Curator, Western Sydney Creative at Western Sydney University. She has over 20 years of visual arts, crafts and design writing, curatorial and cultural project management experience.

Augusta Supple is an award-winning writer, creative producer, and arts and cultural strategist living and working in Western Sydney.

Dominic Kavanagh is Associate Director at Martin Browne Contemporary in Paddington and an advisor across public, private and corporate collections.

Kym Elphinstone is an arts advisor, advocate and the founder of Articulate, Australia's leading cultural agency, and its sister content agency, The Golden Mean.

Ebony Wightman is a Western Sydney artist, Disability advocate and co-founder of We Are Studios. Ebony’s practice champions disability-led perspectives and explores her lived experience as a proud Disabled person.

Vedika is an Indian-born artist whose post-disciplinary practice intuitively oscillates between image and image forms to excavate encounters with histories, memories, objects and archives intertwined within colonial modalities.

Rayleen Forester is an independent curator and writer based on Kaurna Country. Rayleen’s curatorial interests focus on cross-cultural engagement through contemporary and experimental art practices.

Employing an autoethnographic approach, Lilah Benetti is an international artist exploring gender, sexuality, and racial politics through speculative practice using archival techniques that blur the lines between reality and fiction.

Audrey Newton is a PhD candidate at Sydney College of the Arts. Her work has been exhibited broadly across Australia and she has completed local and international art and writing residencies.