About

With a career steeped in the complex dynamics of the national security sector, Greg has established himself as a strategic leader in Australia. Over a decade of service, he has spearheaded key initiatives in volatile and conflict-affected environments, showcasing a deft understanding and application of both qualitative and quantitative research methods to navigate multicultural landscapes.

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Particularly noteworthy is his role with the Australian Federal Police (AFP) where he orchestrated policies and programs in the Indo-Pacific region, a tenure marked with the receipt of the AFP Assistant Commission’s Certificate of Excellence in 2021-22. Greg has also significantly contributed to Australia’s Foreign Policy, steering critical advice within governmental technical working groups, and playing a pivotal role in policy proposals and monitoring arrangements.

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​Greg is passionate about creating environments that support change, and collaborating with individuals and organisations to solve complex and impactful issues across the globe.

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​Qualifications:

• Postgraduate certificate of Studies (Strategic Studies/National Security Policy), Australian National University

• Bachelor of Asia Pacific Security Analysis (minor in Economics), Australian National University

• First Nations Cultural Awareness Course, Charles Sturt University (2025) – underway

Extensive range of short courses in policy, security and conflict, strategy and governance, impact assessment, international development, sustainability, monitoring and evaluation, and critical analysis.

Clea brings over fifteen years of experience in sustainability and biodiversity conservation to Lecroma, working both in Australia and internationally. Clea's specialties include grant management, environmental law and policy development. Having worked in both non-government organisations and state and national government agencies across Australia, the Pacific and Indonesia, Clea has broad experience and expertise.

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Clea's work experience brings a deep understanding of government and political systems to the table for Lecroma's clients. This includes legislative and budget processes, and navigating the internal machinations of all levels of government. Copywriting, research and communication skills, and extensive experience with stakeholder engagement are also part of Clea's value proposition for clients. Clea believes genuine, culturally appropriate stakeholder collaboration and co-design are critical to simultaneously achieving environment protection and social harmony.

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Qualifications:

• First Nations Cultural Awareness Course, Charles Sturt University (2025) – underway

• Master of Environmental Law, Newcastle University (2022)

• Graduate Certificate in Environmental Studies, Macquarie University (2014)

• Graduate Certificate in Journalism, University of Technology, Sydney (2010)

• Bachelor of Arts in Politics (Honours I), Macquarie University (2009)

• United Nations Institute for Training and Research Certificate - Government Approaches to Disaster Risk Reduction, Newcastle University (2021)

• Plain English Foundation training (2014)

• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages certificate, North Coast Institute of TAFE (2008)

Isobel is deeply experienced delivering high-quality outcomes in complex environments across various areas including project management, organisational transformation, and stakeholder engagement across the disability services, aged care, government, and education sectors. She has successfully led high-impact projects that navigate complex regulatory environments, drive strategic growth, and enable operational efficiencies.

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Isobel’s skill lies in delivering strategic change, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and designing tailored solutions that align with a program’s vision. She has a proven ability to work across multi-disciplinary teams, conduct data-driven analyses, and support her clients through critical transitions and sector disruptions. She is experienced in coordination and consultation with intersectional communities, and outside her 9-5 Isobel has previously supported the Not-for-Profit sector as a leader on the boards of UN Youth Australia and ANU Student Media Organisation (Woroni).

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Qualifications:

• First Nations Cultural Awareness Course, Charles Sturt University (2025) – underway

• Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Australian National University (2021)

• Governance for Not-for-Profit Directors, Australian Institute of Company Directors (2019)

• Micro-course accreditations in Government & Public Sector and Change Management

With over 10 years of experience in the industry, Eve has had the opportunity to work on a wide range of creative projects, including branding, marketing campaigns, publications, website design and management, and data interpretation visuals (infographics).

 

Eve values her artistic talent and ability to help communicate complicated ideas in a more accessible way for people. She excels in translating complex concepts and themes into well-presented ideas, in a visually compelling way. This diverse background has equipped Eve with a deep understanding of design principles and the ability to adapt her style to meet each client's unique needs.

 

​Eve prides herself on her attention to detail and ability to effectively communicate with clients to understand their goals and objectives. By combining her technical proficiency with strong conceptual thinking, Eve consistently delivers designs that not only meet client expectations but exceed them.