Rose Senesi is an innovative, strategic executive with strong leadership and management skills across many sectors including retail, sports administration, not for profits, community engagement and events. A professional facilitator, trainer, motivator and emcee, Rose is highly experienced in large, high-volume, fast paced, profit and awareness driven organisations. 

Rose spent 12 years at the Leukaemia Foundation where she spearheaded national campaigns such as Light the Night and the Aussie Muscle Car Run.

Glen Millar was awarded an Order Of Australia in 2006 for services to local government, the community and the sport of Rugby Union. Joining the City of Brighton in 1974, Glen worked in the positions of Manager Community Development, Community Services and Strategic Projects and retired in 2011.

Glen has been Chairperson of the Brighton Jetty Sculpture Committee for the past five years and has represented Local Government on a number of State Committees including South Western Region Crime Prevention Committee as Chairperson, Ministerial Advisory Group Surf Lifesaving Club Facilities Development and as a member of the Kaurna Local Government Advisory Group.

Emma fell into the world of fundraising in 2011 at the Women's & Children's Hospital Foundation as Corporate Services Officer, looking after reception, donation processing and being the “face” of the foundation.

Since then, she has been involved with a number of agencies including leading humanitarian aid agency International Rescue Committee UK, the University of Adelaide, and at Youth Opportunities as Events and Partnerships Manager.

Since November 2017, Emma has been at Cancer Council SA as the Community Fundraising Officer. managing campaigns such as Hold your Own Fundraiser/ Do it For Cancer, Pink Ribbon, Marilyn Jetty Swim and Dry July, as well as Cancer Council SA Branches. Emma project manages each campaign from inception to completion aiming to raise approx. $500k each financial year for Cancer Council SA.