Board

The Plastic Free Foundation has a small but committed board of people focused on making a cleaner future for generations to come.

Geoff has over 30 years experience at board and senior management level within public companies and the securities industry. He wants uses that experience to contribute to the Plastic Free Foundation’s efforts to help make our world sustainable for current and, more importantly, for future generations.

Rebecca is a changemaker, author, TEDX speaker and sustainability professional who is motivated to care for people and the planet.  Rebecca believes that as individuals, by changing our relationship with plastic and challenging our consumption, together we can work towards a world without plastic waste.

Dan has practised commercial/corporate law in Perth for almost 30 years, including advised the public and private sectors on waste management. Having grown up on a market garden he understands the importance of, and is passionate about, sustainability and the environment.

Leesa has 20+ years global experience working with purpose driven organisations and leadership, ranging from FTSE500 to privately owned, global businesses and global NGOs.  Motivated by concern for her own children and future generations, Leesa strives for strategic and catalytic changes, activated by a deep desire to positively impact our communities, oceans and the world around us.

Katrina is an empathetic leader, with commercial and governance expertise. She has worked in financial services, manufacturing and the wine industry across large, listed companies and industry associations. Katrina’s life purpose is to build more inclusive and sustainable societies shaped by her childhood in the Philippines.

Justin has 12+ years’ experience as a sustainability practitioner and environmental advocate, founding not-for-profits, campaigning for container deposits and single-use plastic bans, and advising governments and ASX-listed companies on circular economy strategy. He believes everyone has a role to play – large or small – in the planet’s trajectory and that the solutions to our plastic crisis are much simpler than we think.