Louise Tarrant

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Board (Chair)

Louise Tarrant is a passionate advocate for a green peace. One where life is fairer for people and gentler on the earth. She understands that wishful thinking however is insufficient. In a past life as a unionist she saw the need for workers to collectivise and to campaign for respect and a fair share.

Now it’s everybody’s turn to stand together to redress the harms of the fossil fuel order so we might give humanity and our planet a chance of a vibrant, healthy, flourishing and peace filled future. Greenpeace as a global campaigning organisation has the reach, the commitment, the capacity and the ambition to be a key part of this struggle.

Louise is also Chair of Australia reMADE a civic society organisation that seeks to create new thinking around a repurposed state, more circumscribed corporations and an active citizenry.

Mick Dodson AM

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Board Member

Mick Dodson AM is a former Australian of the year, Yawuru man, barrister, activist and professor. He is best known for his campaigns as a lawyer to secure and improve the legal rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, particularly in relation to land and native title rights.

This work led to Mick being awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2003 for services to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and being named Australian of the Year in 2009.

Mick became the first Indigenous barrister to join the Victorian Bar in 1981. Since then he has served as the first Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner with the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission. He has served as a Director of the Northern Land Council and as counsel assisting the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. Mick was also a member of the United Nations Permanent Forum as a member for the Pacific Region and served on the board of trustees of the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Populations.

Luke Giuliani

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Board Member

Luke Giuliani has spent over 15 years working as a strategic and technology leader within startup, not-for-profit, commercial and listed environments.

He has served as non executive director of Climate Action Network Australia and Climate for Change. He also has a wealth of experience within Greenpeace’s global network, having previously served as Chief Technology Officer within Greenpeace Australia Pacific and undertaken global technology transformation programs.

His passion for learning, helping others to find their true north and building high performing cultures and teams has found a home across engineering, devops, data and insights, design, delivery, research and development, operations and cybersecurity.

Based in Melbourne, Luke is a keen cyclist, proud father, amateur squash player and avid sci-fi reader.

Nicolette Rubinsztein

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Board Member

Nicolette Rubinsztein is a renowned author, qualified actuary and experienced director. She believes climate change is the most important challenge of our time.

Nicolette has held non-executive director positions at UniSuper, SuperEd, the Actuaries Institute, Zurich Insurance Group, Class Limited, ASFA and CBHS Health Fund. She chairs the Audit and Risk Committees of both Zurich and Class, and is a former President of the Actuaries Institute. She has held a number of senior strategy, product and marketing roles at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Colonial First State, BT Funds Management and Towers Perrin.

Loughlin Magowan

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Board Member

With over 22 years of global wealth management experience across Australia, the UK and Europe, Loughlin Magowan is a trusted advisor and strategic thinker. Loughlin has held senior investment advisory roles at some of the largest global private wealth managers in the world including UBS, Credit Suisse and Julius Baer.

These roles saw him oversee teams that managed some of the largest family’s wealth within the regions he worked. He has a passion for helping investors implement socially responsible investment practices and integrate environmental, social, and corporate governance sustainability practices within their investment decisions.

With a background in commerce and economics, Loughlin has extensive financial, governance, client management, regulatory and IT system implementation experience. He has also held advisory board committee roles on a number of tech start-ups.

Hannah Browne

Greenpeace Australia Pacific Board Member

Hannah is a technology leader, entrepreneur, Board Director, culture advocate and four-time Pan Pacific Brazilian Jiu Jitsu champion. She won the 2023 WIICTA Entrepreneur Award and is scaling her fifth start-up, Midnyte City.

Since 2005 Hannah has worked on strategic transformation initiatives with start-ups, scale-ups and innovative enterprises; helping build high-performance teams, create dynamic, effective technology leaders and progressive, digital first, human-centric organisations. Her core skills are technology, leadership, culture, influencing for change and revenue generation.

Having been involved with Greenpeace since 2018, Hannah was a member of the Technology Advisory Board, General Assembly and Nominations Committee. After joining the Board in 2020 Hannah has Chaired the Nominations Committee, Cybersecurity working group and Directors Circle.

She is thrilled to contribute her expertise to tackling climate change through governance and strategy at one of the world’s most recognisable and impactful environmental advocacy groups.