Team of The Tasmanian Bike Collective

He has completed a Bachelor of Project Management and has more than 15 years’ project management experience.

From 2011 – 2021 Tim was the Director and small business owner at Spacemakers Australia Pty Ltd, a specialised productivity organisation for busy people

Tim has been a Project Manager with 2PM Services since 2016

He was the President of Motor Neurone Disease Tasmania for 10 years, and the Vice President of Motor Neurone Disease Australia for 11 years

Tim’s skills include training, coaching, health information management, project management, senior management, executive board roles, leadership and governance.

She has worked in the University of Tasmania’s Housing and Community Research Unit (HACRU), Institute for the Study of Social Change (ISC)

Julia has strong expertise in project management across a number of large Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute projects. She has also managed a series of smaller projects, including community engagement work and service evaluation work

Julia has taught in the areas of housing policy, housing research, health and wellbeing, volunteering, downshifting, qualitative research and social network analysis at the University of Tasmania.

Brett's super powers is his creativity which feeds an ability to transform good ideas into great ones and work with people to build trust and confidence which translates into improved outcomes.

Brett has many years experience as a political advisor, social action researcher and marketing manager in social service organisations. He is passionate about helping those who are less fortunate than him. He has demonstrated this through both serving on multiuple boards but also through his commitment as a foster carer for 20 years.

Daniel has a Bachelor of Law and Science, a graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, a Masters of Teaching and a graduate Certificate of Theological Studies.

He is a married father of three, Campus Minister and teacher. Daniel is experienced in enabling and mentoring youth justice action and speaking to young people to encourage and engage them in contemplating life's big questions.

He enjoys playing guitar, singing, swimming, bushwalking, gardening and watching Bluey.

As a surgical registrar at the Royal Hobart Hospital, Connor has developed a broad range of skills and insights which underpin being an effective board member.

Connor believes providing opportunities for young people to learn new skills and develop like-minded friendships in a safe space is crucial to their development and engagement in society.

Growing up in Tasmania has developed in him a love for nature and adventure which has permeated into his everyday practice.

He has led the work of the Bike Collective since its inception

He has run school and community based youth programs since 2003, winning awards and recognition for his efforts

This included being awarded the Clarence City Council Citizen of the Year in 2017 and Tasmanian Local Hero, as part of the Australian of the Year Awards also in 2017

Ant was a Board Member of Together Church between 2005 and 2022, and its treasurer between 2007 and 2022.

He has also been a member of the Risdon Vale Volunteer Fire Brigade since 2012.

Ant is available for speaking appointments and media commentary about the following topics:

• Community Based Youth Programs
• Youth Mentoring – boys
• Challenges disadvantaged youth face in Tasmania
• Bicycles as a medium for positive change
• Rites of Passages for Teenagers
• Social Enterprise