ADRIENNE REVAI - CHAIR

Adrienne holds a Bachelor of Arts/Law degree from the University of Sydney. She worked as a lawyer before moving into the corporate sector where she has held legal, risk and commercial roles in Australia, Asia and the US. Most recently, she was the Chief Operating Officer for JLL Australia, a global real estate services firm. During this time, she was also involved as an Implementation Leader for the Property Male Champions of Change initiative to drive greater gender equality and increase the number of women in leadership in the property industry.

Adrienne is an Independent Member of the Trustee Governance Committee for QIC Real Estate which has a focus on propelling sustainable returns for its investors and enhancing the communities in which it operates. Adrienne is a non-executive director of Evolve FM Pty Limited, a commercial facilities management and project management company created to maximise outcomes for indigenous Australians.

She is also a non-executive director of Beehive Industries Cooperative Limited, a social enterprise focussed on alleviating the consequences of social isolation predominantly amongst older person, those living with a disability and the long term unemployed. She is Graduate member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a member of Chief Executive Women.

SIMON GOFF (NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)

Simon is the Global Managing Director for Purpose, a leading international social impact agency and campaigning organisation that collaborates with philanthropy, non-profits, businesses and activists to build and support movements for an open, just, and habitable world. He has developed and led projects with clients including The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the LEGO Foundation, the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation, Google, Luminate Group, Unilever and the World Health Organization on issues including early childhood development, digital rights, climate change, avoidable blindness, and women’s empowerment. Prior to Purpose, Simon spent over a decade working at the intersection of media and social change. After joining Viacom International in London to work on MTV’s social responsibility initiatives, Simon co-founded the MTV EXIT Foundation, an independent non-profit organization based in London and Bangkok committed to ending human trafficking and exploitation, becoming its Chief Executive in 2009. In 2013, Simon became Executive Director of FilmAid International, an organization that uses the power of film and media to bring life-saving information, psychological relief and empowerment to refugees.

BEN COLMAN (NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)

Ben has worked as both marketer and agency across such a diverse range of sectors that he has acquired instinctive strategic skills and a unique blend of commercial and creative abilities. He has strong FMCG and Finance experience and a passion for forging enduring client relationships and exceptional account service. Ben is currently the Chief Marketing Officer at Exetel. Ben joined the board in March 2016.

ARTUR KALUZA (NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)

Artur is the Head of Strategy and Digital - Information Delivery - Risk at ANZ. He has over seventeen years of experience with broad cross industry and functional exposure including automobile industry, mining, IT, telecommunications, management consulting and financial services both internationally and in Australia. Artur’s expertise is in strategy, business transformation and project management. He is a big picture thinker and problem solver with recognised analytical and critical thinking skills. He spent 2 months at School for Life in July 2017 conducting an organisation review and designing our sustainability strategy, then returned to Australia in September and joined the Board of Directors. Art is passionate about creating a sustainable SFL organisation that will provide the advantage of education for many generations to come.

MICHAEL MUEHLHEIM (NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)

Michael’s core belief is that every person in the world has an equal right to education; it is this mission that ultimately led Michael to becoming a board member of School for Life Foundation. Michael is an adviser with Macquarie Private Bank, providing strategic and investment advice to a concentrated group of entrepreneurs and their families.  Michael joined the board in September 2017.

JAMES CENTENERA (NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)

James is a serial entrepreneur and strategy leader with experience building, leading, and transforming organisations across the Asia-Pacific region. He is passionate about developing and scaling innovations that positively impact society, particularly in the education sector. He currently leads strategy development for the Catholic Schools in Canberra and Goulburn. He also acts as a Senior Adviser with Acasus helping support education reforms and transformations around the world with government agencies such as UNESCO and social sector organisations such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. And he is also the Chair of TULA Philippines, an edtech social enterprise focused on affordable holistic after-school learning that he co-founded in 2015.

CRAIG WHITE (NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)

Craig is a global executive with more than 35 years of Australian and international experience across numerous countries, most recently over the past 4 years in the healthcare sector. For the last 4 years Mr White has served as the Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of GenesisCare, the leading global provider of radiation oncology services, solutions and insights, with operations and an international presence spanning Australia, the US, the UK and Spain. Prior to joining GenesisCare, Craig held similar roles with The Coca-Cola Company, both in Sydney and Jakarta, Billabong International Limited, the Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) and the Australian College of Training & Employment (ACTE).