Jennifer received a Bachelor of Forest Science (Honours) from the University of Melbourne and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. She has had extensive experience within the public sector, including ten years as an executive with the EPA and Parks Victoria.

Jennifer is also an Institute of Public Administration Australia (Victoria) Board Member, and Board Director of Royal Botanic Gardens.

Nadine holds a Bachelor of Business from RMIT University a Master of Environment from the University of Melbourne and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Melbourne and Instituto de Empresa Business School in Spain. Nadine is a Chartered Accountant and a Graduate of the AICD Company Directors Course.
Nadine is strategically and commercially focused with broad experience in chartered and industry accounting, consulting, and sustainability. She is currently working as a Finance Business Partner with the RSPCA, Melbourne and as an Associate Director at Futureye – a consultancy helping organisations align their values and operations to build their social licence in a rapidly changing world.

Matthew is a multidisciplinary expert with particular expertise in governance, clean technology and sustainable development. His credentials include; a Master of Law in Energy and Resources from the University of Melbourne; a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a Bachelor of Technology (Aviation), a Bachelor of Business and a Diploma of Sustainability. He is the founder and director of sustainable agri/foodtech business Grainstone. He was previously the National Executive Director (CEO) of the United Nations Associations of Australia and the top advisor for environment and community strategy to Qantas. He has been an advisor and board member to numerous NGOs, businesses and related bodies.

Matthew sits on the Trust for Nature’s Finance & Investment board committee, and the Audit and Risk board committee.

MBA, BEc, Grad Dip (Applied Finance and Investments), GAICD (from 23 August 2017)

Binda is Chief Financial Officer with Wyndham City Council, having previously held senior finance, planning and treasury positions at Telstra. A certified public accountant, Binda currently chairs Trust for Nature’s Audit and Risk Committee after serving on this committee as an external member since 2008. Binda also participates across a number of other organisations in a board and governance capacity including as a board member of the Satellite Foundation; a member of the CPA Public Sector and NFP Committee; and as Vice-President Professional Development at FinPro (representing finance professionals in the local government sector).

BA (Hons) (Geography, Psychology), Master of Environmental Law, Master of Applied Finance, PhD (Geomorphology), AFin, GAICD (from 23 August 2017)

Sandra has extensive experience in environmental and natural resource management. She has been an independent consultant in river, catchment and coastal management since 1995 and is also a sessional member of Planning Panels Victoria. She previously pursued a career in academia and has published a book on river management. Current and previous board and committee memberships include the Australian World Heritage Advisory Committee, Fraser Island World Heritage Area Scientific Advisory Committee, Central Coastal Board, Game Management Authority, Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Management Authority, Regional Forest Agreement Modernisation Program Scientific Expert Panel and Victorian Catchment Management Council. She is a Fellow of the Peter Cullen Trust, President of the Australian and New Zealand Geomorphology Group and an Honorary Life Member of the River Basin Management Society.