Lucy Jones is the mother of Sienna and Jamie Hoffmann. Lucy is focused on driving change in survival rates through more research, having tragically lost her daughter Sienna to the illness in 2010. Read more
Rochelle is a mother of two, and Chairman of a global logistics company where she specialises in marketing. Rochelle's career includes vast experience in events and promotions and she has brought this skill to help coordinate numerous fundraising events and activities for Neuroblastoma Australia. Read more
Jane Price holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws. She is a small business owner, running her own immigration consultancy business, which she has grown in a few short years into a thriving practice with a couple of employees. Jane is lucky enough to have a “pigeon-pair” of children (aged 11 & 14) and was also privileged to know Sienna Hoffman. Read more
Louise is a medical epidemiologist and lecturer currently based at The Kirby Institute, UNSW Australia and has worked internationally both in clinical and research settings across a number of fields. Having trained and working in a highly academic setting for the past decade, Louise has direct experience and key insight into the research setting in Australia and internationally. Read more
Sarah is a paediatric Occupational Therapist and is passionate about working with children and families. Sarah brings 20 years experience working in private, not for profit and government health roles specifically in childhood disability and mental health. Since her daughter Isabella was diagnosed with Stage 3 Neuroblastoma in 2011, Sarah has been actively involved in creating awareness and fundraising for Neuroblastoma research. Read more
Isabella has a background in Marketing and Sales, with twenty years’ experience working in a variety of senior roles within the Financial Services sector and more recently the Health sector. After her daughter Georgia was diagnosed with Stage 1 Neuroblastoma in 2012, Isabella and her family have supported various childrens’ cancer charities – including the Childrens’ Cancer Institute, the Kids Cancer Project, Redkite and Neuroblastoma Australia. Read more
Passionate about working with children, Sarah is a mum of three with a teaching qualification, who is currently pursuing postgraduate studies in Special Education. Sarah has experience in the not-for-profit sector, having worked for many years at The Starlight Children’s Foundation helping to develop in-hospital entertainment programs for seriously ill children. Sarah has been involved with fundraising for research into Neuroblastoma for over 5 years. Read more