Co-Founder, President
Prior to commencing his legal studies in Australia, Donald served in the Kansas Legislature for 6 years, five years as a Senator and is now the Legal Services Representative at Norton Rose Fulbright in Melbourne, Australia.
Vice President
Cindy is an insurance and product liability lawyer at DLA Piper. She also provides pro bono legal assistance to Youthlaw’s Legal Pod Program and the Northern Community Legal Centre. Prior to commencing her legal career, Cindy was a Proprietary Equity Trader in New York.
Secretary
Courtney is an international human rights projects and policy manager with significant experience developing capacity-building and professional development programs for government and civil society stakeholders. Courtney started her career in China, where she lived and worked for 3 years before moving to Melbourne. Courtney is and Associate to Her Honour Judge Lawson at County Court of Victoria.
Treasurer
Mr Murdock is a Principal Lawyer at MurdockCheng Legal Practice. Mr Murdock obtained his legal and business qualifications in Australia, Canada and the Netherlands. He has acted for hundreds of clients regarding the commercialisation of technologies and capital raising.
Global Indigenous Representative
Bevan Mailman is a senior Executive with corporate expertise in commercial transactions, corporate advisory and corporate structuring in the energy and resources and agribusiness sectors.
Co-Founder, Ambassador
Paul is a practising lawyer admitted in California and Victoria, and focuses on matters concerning technology and media. Prior to practicing in Australia, he co-founded a digital market research and media company in Washington, DC.
General Board Member
Sandeep Varma is an experienced lawyer, organisational leader and manager, and is passionate about child safety, innovation, non-profit organisations and youth empowerment. Sandeep is the founder and CEO of the SAARI Collective, a next generation media company for South Asian Australians.
General Board Member
Alicia is Crown Counsel at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. She was previously a Police Prosecutor in Victoria working in therapeutic justice. Alicia passed the New York Bar exam and has US legal experience.
