Inventor of practical methodologies and a highly sought-after facilitator, Jess navigates complexity with comfort and helps her clients to clarify their desired outcomes and how to get there.

Jess has over 25 years’ experience in evaluating and designing social change initiatives in Australia and overseas. She is passionate about developing real-world evaluation and strategy for social justice and sustainability. In particular, she works with systems change interventions, large-scale strategy and social innovation.

In 2018, Jess received the Australian Evaluation Society’s Outstanding Contribution to Evaluation Award. Among her many achievements, she co-authored the Most Significant Change (MSC) guide alongside Dr Rick Davies, which is now translated into 12 different languages. More recently, she invented Collaborative Outcomes Reporting (COR), a collaborative form of impact evaluation.

Jess is an active mum with two teenage boys. In a quiet moment, she loves reading science fiction and long-distance running.

Carina Calzoni is passionate about program design, measurement and evaluation. She has nearly 20 years professional evaluation experience within government and consulting to governments and not-for-profit organisations across a wide range of sectors and levels of complexity.

With qualifications in Applied and Environmental Science as well a Masters in Evaluation, Carina has both the skills and experience to work across a range of specialist fields.

In 2011 she established the Clear Horizon office in Perth which operated successfully for six years. In January 2018 she moved to Victoria with her family to work in the Clear Horizon Melbourne office.

At the end of 2018, after an internal restructure, Carina took up the role of General Manager. While she still supports evaluation projects and delivers training, her main role now involves overseeing all of the operational and corporate functions at Clear Horizon.

Lee-Anne Molony excels in supporting clients to bring disciplined thinking to their monitoring and evaluation challenges (M&E), working with organisations to plan for and implement M&E at the organisation, strategy, and program levels. Lee-Anne’s role is increasingly as a ‘trusted adviser’ to our clients, supporting their own effective program design and M&E planning, through mentoring, action-learning, and in-situ training or facilitated workshops. She has a wide reputation for her highly engaging and interactive approach to facilitation and training.

It is the privilege of improving program effectiveness, and making a positive difference to client M&E practices that Lee-Anne finds so rewarding. She particularly enjoys the challenge of helping clients to better distinguish between their real and perceived M&E needs.

With tertiary qualifications in both economics and natural resource management, Lee-Anne has had a varied work history, the most interesting of which was walking a 360km section of the New England wild dog fence to map its condition in one point in time for the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service! Outside of work, you’ll generally find Lee-Anne relaxing with family and friends, boogie boarding, and at the theatre.

Jen Riley is Clear Horizon’s Chief Innovation Officer and has worked in the social sector for over 20 years. Jen has worked for some of the world’s largest NGOs including Oxfam, Plan International and United Way as well as a number of stints in state and federal government. In 2018 Clear Horizon acquired Jen’s firm and digital solution for measurement and evaluation – Track2Change, an online data reporting solution for social and environmental projects.

Jen has worked across a range of sectors including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, Youth Transitions, Homelessness, Early Years, Mental Health and Family Violence, she has also led a number of collective impact initiatives and worked on a range of place-based evaluations. Jen is passionate about technology in the social sector and making reporting easy and transparent for stakeholders while also ensuring high standard of data integrity and security. Jen has a Masters in Development Studies and a BA, she is certified Agile PM practitioner and a Board Director at Eating Disorders Victoria.

She is also a mum to two beautiful children.

Cathy Hodgson provides strong financial management expertise to the leadership team to support the design and execution of both short term and long-term strategy.

Cathy is CPA qualified has an extensive finance career spanning numerous industries in both large and medium sized organisations. She has a talent for assisting businesses to achieve their goals in a very practical and functional manner, improving financial understanding and literacy across the organisation. Cathy is driven to make a difference and empower business owners with the information they need to make sound decisions.

Cathy has three young adult children and loves dance, yoga, cooking and travel in her spare time.

At the heart of Anna Powell’s work is a deep commitment to the learning, growth and transformation that comes from being in thriving and resilient networks and community with people. With her outstanding facilitation skills, systems thinking and expertise in adaptive leadership, Anna brings the best out of people and collaborations. She works alongside organisations, networks and communities who are working in complex environments and helps them to design, learn, adapt and lead.

Anna’s extensive experience in systems change, strategy, co-design and evaluation across numerous sectors makers her well-placed to help transform cultures and ways of working. She leads work in supporting collaborations; developing learning systems; and creating healthy networks and organisations of systems change leaders. Anna’s advice and skill comes not only from her wide-ranging consulting experience, but also from the deep learning acquired from having held senior leadership roles herself across the community, international development, corporate and education sectors.

Having completed formal training in psychology, anthropology and commerce, Anna draws on a wide-ranging toolkit of approaches to best suit the context and change process underway.

Damien Sweeney is an experienced MEL practitioner and sustainable development generalist who brings his wide knowledge and skills to develop clear and practical project designs and M&E frameworks tailored to complex problems and adaptive management.

Damien is responsible for the technical direction and quality delivery of international development investment designs and MEL frameworks, reviews, and evaluations.  Damien’s brings his knowledge of behaviour change, and experience in economic development, infrastructure, resource management, education and skills, health, WASH, and climate change mitigation and adaptation, to develop robust logic models to support implantable and effective designs and evaluations.

Damien finds personal reward in building client and partner’s monitoring and evaluation skills, so that projects are more effectively implemented, and sustainable change is made towards progressing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

When not at work, Damien Sweeney likes to be out hiking, or scuba diving.

Caitlin Barry is a Principal Consultant at Clear Horizon and holds a Masters of Evaluation (First Class Honours) from the University of Melbourne, and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) from James Cook University. In her role as a Principal Consultant, Caitlin facilitates workshops; delivers training; and leads projects to design monitoring and evaluation frameworks, deliver high quality evaluations and collaboratively develop program logic models.

Caitlin is passionate about making evaluation accessible, meaningful and tailored to individual organisations and helping clarify the confusion that often surrounds monitoring and evaluation. Caitlin is particularly proud of her work in designing organisation-wide monitoring and evaluation frameworks that allow agencies to demonstrate progress against outcomes, assess impact and understand what else can be done to improve their work.

When she’s not running after her energetic toddler, Caitlin loves to cycle, do a yoga class or getting outdoors with her family.

Dave Green has worked on Australia’s Aid Program in the Pacific and Southeast Asian regions for over 15 years; across the public, not-for-profit and private sectors. He has a deep understanding of DFAT approaches to aid design and delivery. His experience spans investment design, monitoring, and evaluation experience across diverse sectors – including education, WASH, health, governance, community driven development, civil society strengthening, impact investing, gender-based violence and women’s economic empowerment. At the country portfolio level, he has developed strategies; monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) systems and performance reports; as well as driven systematic efforts to institutionalise portfolio-wide MEL capacity. He is passionate about improving international development practice by providing credible and useful insights to policy makers and practitioners.

Ellise Barkley leads the Culture and Place team and provides evaluation support for social justice and systems change initiatives. She brings over 20 years of experience in stakeholder management and evaluation.

Since working at Clear Horizon, Ellise has played a lead role in developing evaluation frameworks and tools for place-based approaches and pursued her interest in participatory and culturally appropriate learning and evaluation. Ellise works with diverse partners including community, government, business, non-government, philanthropy and university organisations – across a range of sectors.

In 2016 Ellise completed a doctorate in evaluation, leading the co-design and implementation of a participatory evaluation framework for an international community arts and cultural development initiative. Ellise has published peer reviewed papers in evaluation and co- authored a tertiary science and engineering textbook on environmental decision-making.

Beyond evaluation, Ellise is inspired by the natural environment and is hands-on learning how to grow and share food via suburban edible forests.

Jill Campbell is a principal consultant directing and managing projects that reflect her desire to ensure we have a sustainable future. Shaped by years as a social researcher and refined during the years she completed her doctorate, Jill now brings a researcher’s desire for deep understanding and clear communication to her role working on projects contributing to that future.

She works to bridge the divide between theory and practice, applying adapting proven and exciting new approaches to meet clients’ needs using her wide-ranging experience in evaluation design, delivery and project management across a range of industry sectors and clients.

Words are important to Jill both at work and away. It will come as no surprise then, that a poet’s notebook, pencil and love of language are her constant companions.

Lauren Siegmann works with Social Justice team at Clear Horizon. Her interest is in working collaboratively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff and communities to design and implement culturally appropriate evaluations. She wants to reshape the way that Clear Horizon works with First Nations peoples and does First Nations evaluation.

In 2016, she was a co-recipient of the Indigenous Evaluation Award from the Australasian Evaluation Society. In 2018, she was a co-recipient of the SVRI WBG Development Marketplace Award for Innovations in Gender-Based Violence programming for her work in Papua New Guinea. Lauren has lived and worked in many countries across the Asia-Pacific and African regions.

She knows a little about a lot of things and a lot about a few things (evaluation things). In her spare time Lauren is extremely online. Her favourite movie soundtrack of all time is for the 1980 movie Xanadu by the Electric Light Orchestra.

Samiha Barkat brings 12+ years of experience in international development, program planning and management which allows her to apply a realistic lens to program design and evaluation.

Sam has worked on projects across various sectors – health, education, law and justice, capacity building- and has managed complex regional programs and facilities in Africa, Asia and in the Pacific. She specialises in strategic planning at both the program and organisational levels, quality assuring monitoring and evaluation systems, with a particular emphasis on adaptive management and ensuring value for money for aid investments.

Sam made a conscious choice to move in to program design and evaluation as she is keen to understand the impact of international development investments. She enjoys working with clients and organisations to support them to maximise their investments goals while providing the best outcomes for beneficiaries.

In her very little spare time, you will find Sam either playing with her son or trying to convince herself to pick up painting again.

Sarah Leslie is a Senior Consultant in the Clear Horizon International team. She supports a range of clients to understand their programming challenges and designs and implements monitoring, evaluation and learning systems which provide useful information to support adaptive management.

Sarah is a monitoring, evaluation and learning geek who has worked in MEL roles in both state and federal government and NGOs. She has a Masters in Evaluation from the University of Melbourne and has nine years experience providing monitoring and evaluation advice and support with a focus on evaluation capacity building, Sarah has worked for ten years in international development in the education, health and social protection sectors. She has particular experience in portfolio level performance management.

In her spare time, Sarah likes gardening, hiking, cycling and cooking.”

Sophie Pinwill is a Principal Consultant and group lead of the Rights and Justice team at Clear Horizon. Sophie’s combination of evaluation and management experience helps her to advise and guide organisations through the development of monitoring and evaluation systems, and evaluate, learn and implement the learnings from social change programs. Sophie is also passionate about evaluation capacity development and the value of participatory approaches in M&E. One example of successfully using the highly participatory Most Significant Change technique; Sophie and her team in South East Asia collected over 100 change stories which were used to share the voices of men and women involved in the program and engage senior officials in understanding and analysing the change process and the extent and type of impact the program had had on participating stakeholders.

Having lived in Asia for more than 12 years, Sophie enjoys cooking and sharing spicy food with family and friends.

Angelos Blackwood is part of Clear Horizon International, he provides M&E support to a range of international development organisations including the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and the World Bank. He specialises in developing sector and country-level performance assessment frameworks (PAF) including the PAF for Australia’s aid program in Indonesia, as well as evaluations, particularly of governance programs. Angelos brings to Clear Horizon a belief that M&E enables organisations to not only understand the outcomes of their work, but what they can improve.

Outside of work, Angelos loves to go on adventures with his baby boy and wife, even if it is just going to the nearest café.

Edgar Daly is an experienced researcher and evaluator who works across the Social Justice and Sustainable Futures teams at Clear Horizon. He is trained in systems thinking, research methods and evaluation and this equips him to work in a variety of contexts. In his work, Edgar demonstrates excellent skills in facilitation, data visualisation, mixed-methods evaluation design and qualitative analysis.

Edgar is pursuing his interest in evaluating early stage pilots and systems change initiatives. He is passionate about the potential for design and evaluation to influence the way knowledge is valued and shared in society. He wants a future where people living in disadvantaged communities have meaningful opportunities to contribute to constructive and sustainable change.

Edgar brings a dynamic approach to evaluation, he is always looking for new ways to improve processes and evolve his understanding of client needs. He finds collaboration and teamwork to be the most rewarding part of his job.

Eryn Coffey combines her experience in education, community development and collaborative social change to improve outcomes for people and the world we live in.

As a Consultant with the Social Justice team Eryn works closely with clients and communities to facilitate the design of monitoring and evaluation systems that are accessible and meaningful.

A current highlight is her work on developing an evaluation framework for the Our Town initiative in South Australia.  This project combines her passion systems innovation and collaborative social change in a twelve-year effort to improve mental health outcomes in regional communities.

Eryn loves to work on projects where evaluation is used to promote engagement and amply diverse voices.

When she is not at work, you’ll find Eryn bushwalking with her twin daughters or listening to endless podcasts.

Helen Moriarty is an experienced consultant who specialises in international development with a focus on program design, review and evaluation. She holds a Masters of Evaluation from Melbourne University. The vast majority of Helen’s work over 29 years has been carried out in developing and middle-income county settings, mostly in the Asia – Pacific region. This variety has provided her with a solid understanding of the political landscape and cultural challenges involved in working across a range of development setting – from community-based to sub-national and national government levels.

Hands-on experience in various roles throughout all stages of the programming cycle (as proposal writer, contract manager, project director, participatory planning adviser, design team member, mid-term reviewer, and evaluator) has helped to ground Helen’s advisory work, and brings an understanding of the complexities involved in setting and achieving realistic development goals in challenging real-world settings. She has a strong interest in partnering the aspirations of high level development goals with the practicalities of constrained environments.

When she’s not working, Helen can be found on the top of a hill, north of the great divide waiting for the right winds to launch her paraglider – or busy keeping her garden at bay in Melbourne.

Lucy Macmillan is a senior consultant with Clear Horizon’s Rights and Justice group. With a background in law and a Masters of Evaluation, she manages projects in the justice, health and education sectors. She has worked in the international context with UNICEF Australia; worked with Indigenous organisations to promote the rights of First Nations people in Australia; and explored the connections between health and justice through her work in the legal and public health sectors. Through her work, Lucy has become passionate about the need to correct the power imbalance in design and evaluation. In particular, she is committed to finding ways through design, research and evaluation for communities to be more in control of the programs that are being delivered to them.

Outside of work, Lucy loves spending time with family and getting outdoors.

Nathan Delbridge is a Senior Consultant and manager of the Sustainable Futures Team. Nathan is an experienced evaluator and project manager and supports the team to perform at its best.

Nathan is passionate about Australia’s unique and varied landscapes, people and biodiversity.  This motivates him to tackle the complex issues that threaten them, with a specific interests in climate change and natural resources. Nathan’s qualifications span the biophysical and social sciences, and he brings systems thinking and collaborative approaches to all his evaluation projects.

Nathan has managed evaluation projects across all levels of Government, including national system level strategies, state policies and programs, and local projects.  He has also worked closely with NGOs and community organisations, bringing the principles of useful and fit-for-purpose evaluation to tell the stories of their work.

Outside of the office, you’ll find Nathan riding his bike along the Yarra trails, at a local gig or drinking long blacks over a good book.

Victoria Pilbeam is a Senior Consultant with the Sustainable Futures team. With a background in applied interdisciplinary research, Victoria specialises in mixed-methods evaluation and working with clients to find practical monitoring and evaluation solutions.

Victoria is passionate about using evaluation and design to connect people with ideas, nature and each other.

She has worked both domestically and internationally, across a range of sectors including environment, development and social justice. Victoria has a passion for projects that help organisations to better tell their stories and a soft spot for work that helps to conserve wildlife.

Outside of work, Victoria listens to hip-hop, goes on adventures and over-indulges her greyhound Byron.

Adriana Mendieta is an energetic Latin-American and a passionate community development professional. As Business Intelligence Consultant at Clear Horizon, she brings her experience as a Monitor and Results Measurement (MRM) Specialist, her knowledge of managing databases and expertise implementing data visualisation tools such as Power BI.

During her time working in the international NFP sector, Adriana has designed and implemented monitoring and evaluation frameworks and systems to capture meaningful results. She optimised the MEL system of the Swisscontact Skills Development Programme and the SNV horticulture project CHAIN. The most the enjoyable part of her roles have been delivering training and developing stakeholder’s capacity on monitoring and evaluation systems and tools.

Coming from a data background, Adriana has always been driven to find technological solutions that deliver insights from data in a clear, precise and efficient way. She believes that accurate data collection, transparent reporting, unbiased analysis and continuous improvement driven by program monitoring and evaluation, are at the core of project management and are the basis of successful development programs.

Adriana holds a Master of Social Science, International Development from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT). When Adriana is not using Excel spreadsheets and Pivot Tables to organise recipes or plan holidays, she enjoys doing yoga, going to movie festivals and hiking with friends.

Ed Hawkes is a consultant at Clear Horizon with experience in both quantitative analysis and qualitative research.

Ed has the insight and experience to develop innovative methodologies for mixed-methods research and analysis. Ed’s analytical skills allow him to analyse and synthesise large volumes of data, and effectively communicate insights to different audiences. Ed is an experienced project manager and focuses upon both developmental and traditional evaluations. Prior to joining Clear Horizon Ed led the technical development of dashboards at Navigating Outcomes, and completed a Masters of Development Studies with a particular interest in evaluation methodologies and conflict.

In his spare time Ed can be found playing football, eating oats, and practicing Arabic.

Elliott Tester is a Consultant with the Clear Horizon International team.

He offers strong data collection, facilitation and strategic design skills in the pursuit of fit-for-purpose products.

Elliott discovered monitoring and evaluation towards the end of his Master’s degree while reflecting on how best to support positive and sustainable community-led change. He soon pursued a position with a large not-for-profit to make this past-time passion a reality.

Elliott has been working in design, monitoring and evaluation since 2016, both in the international and domestic context. His experience has been primarily within the not-for-profit sector, designing and implementing cascading M&E Frameworks, gamified capacity-building tools, and organisational systems change. He has a specific passion for creative and flexible approaches.

In his spare time, Elliott enjoys mirth (stand-up comedy), books, shooting hoops, making new friends, and climbing mountains.

Georgia Vague is passionate about tackling inequality and progressing social outcomes, having spent the last 3 years working on social programs in both the international and domestic sectors.

After completing a Masters of International Development in 2016, Georgia has gained experience working on programs across the NGO, private, government and university sectors working on both large and small social change programs. She’s also recently found herself working increasingly in the collective impact space, a very challenging and exciting place to be!

In her evaluation journey Georgia continues to be inspired by the evolution and intersection of evaluation, design and community voice.

In her spare time Georgia can be found looking up her next, ‘I know the pilot’ adventure or looking for sunny spots in Melbourne’s inner North to drink coffee or catch some Vitamin D.

Kaisha Crupi is a consultant at Clear Horizon and is part of the Clear Horizon International team. She brings her monitoring and evaluation skills from previous NGO work and through her tertiary education. Kaisha is also currently undertaking her Masters of Evaluation at the University of Melbourne, due for completion in 2020.

Having previously worked in the corporate and NGO sectors, both internationally and domestically, Kaisha has had a broad range of experiences. With an interest for understanding the success of any project, as well as understanding how it can be improved, Kaisha has a passion for people striving to achieve the best outcome. During her time at Clear Horizon, Kaisha has contributed to evaluations for infrastructure programs, grants programs and small business job development. Kaisha is also an experienced interviewer, interviewing people from various cultural backgrounds, life experiences and industries.

In Kaisha’s spare time she enjoys cooking and waterfall hunting in regional Victoria with friends.

Nikki Sloan is a Consultant with the Sustainable Futures team at Clear Horizon. With a background in sustainability and data, Nikki is responsible for supporting monitoring and evaluation through data management, collection and analysis.

Nikki is a passionate problem solver and loves nothing more than a problem with an applied solution that helps real people and environments. She has extensive experience in supporting organisations and individuals domestically and internationally to improve their data processes and take advantage of their data in new ways.

Nikki is an unapologetically huge nerd. When not enjoying speculative fiction and spreadsheets, she can be found lifting heavy things at the gym.

Shani Rajendra is a Consultant working across Clear Horizon’s Social Justice and Sustainable Futures teams. Having completed a Master of Environmental Management and Development, Shani is proficient in sustainability discourse. She is equally passionate about social enterprise and collaborative change-making, with extensive experience in the social enterprise sector.  At Clear Horizon, Shani works across a number of sectors, ranging from community development, health and education to agriculture and disaster resilience. Her role includes managing evaluation and co-design projects delivered by her teams.

An experienced researcher and facilitator, Shani brings high evaluation and co-design skills to her work, paired with a commitment to collaboration. In her spare time, Shani volunteers as the People and Strategy lead at Moral Fairground – a Melbourne-based platform organisation linking ethical businesses and social enterprises. When she’s not volunteering, you can find Shani traveling to new and exciting places or working up a sweat in the studio.

Adriana Mendieta is an energetic Latin-American and a passionate community development professional. As Business Intelligence Consultant at Clear Horizon, she brings her experience as a Monitor and Results Measurement (MRM) Specialist, her knowledge of managing databases and expertise implementing data visualisation tools such as Power BI.

During her time working in the international NFP sector, Adriana has designed and implemented monitoring and evaluation frameworks and systems to capture meaningful results. She optimised the MEL system of the Swisscontact Skills Development Programme and the SNV horticulture project CHAIN. The most the enjoyable part of her roles have been delivering training and developing stakeholder’s capacity on monitoring and evaluation systems and tools.

Coming from a data background, Adriana has always been driven to find technological solutions that deliver insights from data in a clear, precise and efficient way. She believes that accurate data collection, transparent reporting, unbiased analysis and continuous improvement driven by program monitoring and evaluation, are at the core of project management and are the basis of successful development programs.

Adriana holds a Master of Social Science, International Development from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT). When Adriana is not using Excel spreadsheets and Pivot Tables to organise recipes or plan holidays, she enjoys doing yoga, going to movie festivals and hiking with friends.

Alex brings a fresh approach to the digital side of Clear Horizon, working with online and practical media to ensure that Clear Horizon remains a leader in utilizing technology in the Consultancy and Evaluation space.

Coming from a background of primarily short independent films, Alex started at Clear Horizon in 2019, with his current role being his first commercial video job. Alex is currently completing his Bachelor of Film and Television at Swinburne University, though which he hopes to expand upon his current skills and further pursue his goals.

While film is one of his primary passions, he also enjoys listening to and creating music and is an avid fan of the Essendon Bombers.

Cam brings a depth of sectoral knowledge gained through over five years’ experience working as an M&E consultant to his work as a trainer, facilitator and learning designer. He is responsible for ensuring the experience of learning at Clear Horizon Academy is world-class. This includes cultivating a thriving community of learners and alumni, deeply understanding learners’ needs and feeding this into the design of every CHA course.

Cam has a passion for learning and uses his creativity, sensitivity and curiosity in service of discovery. He believes the wisdom of a group is greater than the sum of its parts and works to support this collective wisdom to emerge in everything he does.

Prior to joining Clear Horizon Academy he worked as a learning designer and facilitator in several blended learning startups including Code For Australia, Limbr and Open Health. Cam also co-founded a social enterprise to address social isolation which offered hard but valuable lessons in leadership, group dynamics and community management.

Cam has a deep love of nature and when he isn’t working you will find him in his veggie garden, hiking, marching for climate action or writing stern letters to elected officials!

Kaisha Crupi is a consultant at Clear Horizon and is part of the Clear Horizon International team. She brings her monitoring and evaluation skills from previous NGO work and through her tertiary education. Kaisha is also currently undertaking her Masters of Evaluation at the University of Melbourne, due for completion in 2020.

Having previously worked in the corporate and NGO sectors, both internationally and domestically, Kaisha has had a broad range of experiences. With an interest for understanding the success of any project, as well as understanding how it can be improved, Kaisha has a passion for people striving to achieve the best outcome. During her time at Clear Horizon, Kaisha has contributed to evaluations for infrastructure programs, grants programs and small business job development. Kaisha is also an experienced interviewer, interviewing people from various cultural backgrounds, life experiences and industries.

In Kaisha’s spare time she enjoys cooking and waterfall hunting in regional Victoria with friends.

Kim brings to projects strong analytical skills and design ideas, as well as transforming complex data to visual graphs.

Kim has specialized himself in the design and development of Data Integration and Visualization solutions including Reporting, Analysis & Dashboards for Clients such as RMIT, Melbourne University and others to name a few.

Kim found his way into evaluation after meeting Jen Riley in November of 2018. He loved the idea of creating visuals from unorthodox data.  He has also become a recent father to a baby girl and enjoys doing recreational sports in his spare time.

Alessandra Prunotto thrives on qualitative research and storytelling. She loves collaborating to produce meaningful work that facilitates positive social and environmental change.

Alessandra graduated from an Honours degree in anthropology in 2018, specialising in urban anthropology, mobile GPS technology and collaborative methods. Her interdisciplinary background has helped foster deep listening and observation skills, an understanding of sociality and power relations, and a tolerance of complexity.

After graduating, Alessandra worked in market/social research, providing qualitative support for projects for the Australian Government, WorkSafe, EDL, University of Technology Sydney and Greater Bank.

Outside of work and study, Alessandra has volunteered with migrant and refugee organisations, including the Asylum Seeker Resources Centre and the Australian Syrian Charity.

In her free time, she likes to read, write creative non-fiction, listen to podcasts, practice parkour and travel.

Kaylie Burrows has great organisational skills and excellent attention to detail .

Kaylie has revamped our brand management and now co-ordinates our marketing and internal events.

When not at work Kaylie is kept busy with family life, school & Scout committees and raising assistance puppies for Dogs for Kids with Disabilities.  Whilst enjoying some Me time with her book group.

Kristy Mulquiney has 20 years’ experience working in the finance and administration sector, with the last 8 years focused to bookkeeping.  She is a dedicated, loyal person and enjoys solving problems.

Her passion is her children who she enjoys exploring nature and discovering new places, camping is a highlight!

Tracey Lealofi works across both the Clear Horizon International and Accounts Teams. Daily, she assists the International consultants with their travel arrangements, invoicing, tracking expenses, keeping the CRM up to date and other varies administration tasks. She brings exceptional organizational skills to Clear Horizon and delivers against challenging deadlines.

Since joining Clear Horizon, Tracey has learned new skills in Bookkeeping, and enjoys the invoicing period at the end of every month. She is passionate about saving the business money and staying on path with Clear Horizon sustainability policy.

Outside of work, she enjoys making Tik Tok videos with her children, reading and working up a sweat at the gym. Her dream is to one day complete in the Australian Ninja Warrior when she turns 60

Yuanita Moore is working in the Marketing team and responsible for producing high-quality and strategic visual communications for the organisation.

Yuanita has spent the last six years working as the Digital and Design Officer for the World Mosquito Program (WMP), a multi-country health initiative which is well-recognised for its simple, effective communications and outreach. She is highly-skilled in transforming technical information into engaging visual content for a wide variety of target audiences across print, digital and social platforms.

A creative thinker who is always on the hunt of new challenges, new technologies and new places to eat spicy food.