Susanna founded Moral Fairground in 2009 after witnessing the social and environmental impact of mass consumerism in Southeast Asia. She has a banking background and has served on various boards to drive ethical, sustainable, and social impact initiatives.

Joanne has a background in business and management accounting in both profit and not for profit sectors. She has strong interpersonal skills and enjoys developing a rapport with people. Jo is looking forward to supporting the work of the FTA as it seeks to connect marginalised producers with the Australian market and empower people through sustainable and fair employment.

Karthika is the founder of Auroraz Soulful Gifts, which supports and promotes eco-friendly, sustainable products made by women experiencing mental health challenges in lower socio-economic areas of India. Karthika initiated and co-facilitates monthly women’s dialogue circles called VSHARE for South Asian women and has won awards for her community work. She is an IT professional and has studied the circular economy and sustainability strategies.

Debra is a media and communications specialist who has worked with a range of not-for-profit organisations. She has had a longstanding involvement with fair trade as co-founder of WEFTshop, a social enterprise that has supported migrant and refugee artisans from Burma.

Katelyn is passionate about encouraging friends, family and community to become involved with fair trade. Katelyn brings experience volunteering with their local community in a variety of roles, and is keen to help build the fair trade movement. Katelyn is a Registered Nurse.

Nina is the owner of ethical enterprises Milestone Myanmar and Souvenir Kingdom. She is studying for a PhD in international development and is a dedicated advocate for sustainable trading.