The Aurum Foundation’s Board is comprised of award-recognised leaders, each with over 30 years of experience in advancing social impact, diversity, and inclusion. With extensive backgrounds spanning government, corporate, and community sectors, the Board brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Foundation. United by a shared commitment to creating equitable opportunities and supporting underrepresented communities, they are dedicated to driving innovative, long-lasting change through strategic partnerships and solutions that empower individuals and organisations to thrive in an inclusive society.
Kyriakos is a polymath whose work and research focuses on communicating social impact and the value of shared resources in doing so. Kyriakos’ career has been driven by creating positive social impact through real-world research and enabling people and organisations to participate in shared value ecosystems.
Kyriakos is the founder and CE
Kyriakos is a polymath whose work and research focuses on communicating social impact and the value of shared resources in doing so. Kyriakos’ career has been driven by creating positive social impact through real-world research and enabling people and organisations to participate in shared value ecosystems.
Kyriakos is the founder and CEO of Just Gold, Australia’s first management consultancy that is a social enterprise.
He previously led the multicultural portfolio communications and events team for the Victorian Department of Premier and has a long-standing international broadcasting career. In Australia, he is best known for his award-winning work with the multicultural public broadcaster SBS.
During his PhD research at the Centre for Social Impact, Kyriakos focused on creating a branding blueprint for the social sector. He is an Australian lawyer (non-practising) and holds a Juris Doctor and an Executive MBA from RMIT, a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the Australian National University, a BA in International Studies from the University of Adelaide and multiple awards and scholarships including a commendation from NSW parliament and is inducted in the Victorian Multicultural Honour Roll.
Dr Judy Tang is a nationally recognised expert in clinical neuropsychology, ageing, and mental health advocacy. As Director and Clinical Neuropsychologist at Invictus Health, she delivers specialised neuropsychological assessments and brain well-being services across legal, government, and community sectors. Her practice spans medico-lega
Dr Judy Tang is a nationally recognised expert in clinical neuropsychology, ageing, and mental health advocacy. As Director and Clinical Neuropsychologist at Invictus Health, she delivers specialised neuropsychological assessments and brain well-being services across legal, government, and community sectors. Her practice spans medico-legal and community health settings, where she partners with law firms, insurers, and public institutions to support complex cognitive and behavioural needs.
Judy brings over 15 years of experience in clinical practice, research, and systems-level mental health initiatives. She has led workshops and seminars for professional peers, government agencies, and community organisations, and remains a visible advocate for mental health reform and culturally inclusive care. Her early research at the Lincoln Centre for Research on Ageing informed state and national aged care strategy, particularly through her work with dementia patients and carers. She has also served as a Rehabilitation Consultant for CRS Australia.
A trained mediator and accredited Mental Health First Aid Instructor, Judy is a Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society’s College of Clinical Neuropsychologists (CCN), and an active member of the Australian Association of Gerontology (AAG). She has previously held national and state convenor roles across key APS interest groups in Psychology and Culture, and Psychology and Ageing.
Judy is a frequent keynote speaker at global conferences and a published academic in the areas of healthy ageing, cross-cultural neuropsychology, dementia, pain, and intersectionality. Her commitment to inclusion extends beyond clinical work—she currently serves as a Board Director at the Victorian Pride Centre and is one of Victoria’s 12 Multicultural Commissioners, advising on strategy to promote equity and cohesion across the state’s diverse communities.
Georgia is an accomplished consultant with a career spanning almost 30 years delivering equality and inclusion reforms in public, corporate and not-for-profit sectors across Australia.
She brings extensive expertise in organisational diversity, inclusion, intersectional analysis and collective innovation. With a background in adult educat
Georgia is an accomplished consultant with a career spanning almost 30 years delivering equality and inclusion reforms in public, corporate and not-for-profit sectors across Australia.
She brings extensive expertise in organisational diversity, inclusion, intersectional analysis and collective innovation. With a background in adult education, Georgia is passionate about transformative learning and has developed and delivered a broad suite of diversity and inclusion programs that challenge thinking and contribute to cultural change.
Georgia spent ten years working in the public sector leading the development of large-scale learning and development, cultural diversity and gender equality reforms. In 2006 she joined Myriad Consultants and turned her focus to cultural change and policy reform projects which she has delivered across a breadth of sectors and industries.
She is highly skilled in engaging with stakeholders across a breadth of sectors and working collaboratively to achieve positive and sustainable change.
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