We’re creating a better future. For everyone.

Rebecca has lived experience of neurodivergence, narcolepsy, eating disorders and mental health challenges and is regularly called upon to share her experiences and expertise in the design and delivery of programs, policy and support for disabled people.

A sought after speaker at disability conferences and events, Rebecca has spoken at high profile events such as the United Nations World Autism Day Panel and Australia’s Premier Autistic Pride Day Symposium. 

Rebecca is a member of Just Gold’s Autistic Initiatives Advisory Board, Inclusion Consultant for Aspect's Autism Friendly Team, member of Catalyst 2030 and SECNA and was a member of the Australian National Autism Strategy Oversight Council's Economic Inclusion Working Group.

Rebecca has worked in the disability sector for a decade and has a passion for genuine co-design, creating learning environments that spark curiosity, penguins and challenging the status quo to 'build a better future for everyone'.

Sabiene is a transformational leader with extensive experience in driving human-centered change across industries, from energy and telecommunications to music and creative sectors. As the CEO of The Energy Charter and Australian Equality Initiative Ambassador, she champions collaboration and accountability in the energy sector, ensuring better customer and community outcomes.

With a background as a corporate lawyer, Sabiene has led high-impact initiatives that revolutionized community engagement, corporate social responsibility, and policy development. Her leadership has shaped cross-industry partnerships, not-for-profit governance and regulatory innovation. In 2024, she was awarded the International Woman of Distinction Award in Equality in Energy Transition.

Sabiene has an incredible autistic son who loves attending FutureTech.

Hannah has a background in communication design, administration, health services, and business services. She’s been part of the FutureTech team since 2022 and wears a few different hats across the organisation including Head of Design Programs, Communications & Marketing Director, Administration Operational support, and as an Executive Team member.

Diagnosed with autism at 23 and ADHD at 24, Hannah brings lived experience into her mentoring work particularly around the challenges neurodivergent young people face within the education system, having navigated similar experiences herself. She’s passionate about making all spaces feel safe, accessible, and authentic for everyone in them.

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Jack is a passionate creator, problem solver and leader who is a founding member of FutureTech. He was diagnosed with Autism as a child. At FutureTech, he is the Chief Technology Officer, Head of Tech programs, Board Vice President and an Executive team member.

Jack strives for fostering creativity, learning through fun activities and encouraging genuine bonds between our young people. He achieves this through developing engaging workshops, connecting with participants on interests that they enjoy and building a tech platform to enhance the experiences of both participants and fellow team members.

Jack has a Bachelor of IT and brings his years of experience in the software industry to FutureTech and our young people.

Elizabeth is a Chartered Accountant with 10 years’ experience across Sydney and London in the property, services, and nonprofit sectors. She combines strong financial accounting expertise with a track record of designing efficient, practical controls and processes for risk mitigation, compliance, and financial management.

As a manager of large teams, her passion for the science of learning drove her to employ effective coaching methods that fostered strengths, productivity, and wellbeing. She deepened this interest with a degree in education, graduating with the Macquarie University Award for Academic Excellence, and in 2020 she consulted on Australian autism research priorities in education.

Neurodivergent herself and parent to neurodivergent children, Elizabeth is also a lifelong gamer and Sci‑Fi fan. She now channels her corporate and educational expertise into FutureTech, where her professional skills and lived experience merge to support a better, inclusive future.

Jess has a BAdSci in Chemical and Biomolecular Science and is currently studying a Masters of Research at Macquarie University, with a focus on microbiology. When she’s not  studying she is a support worker for Fighting Chance. 

Jess loves working with FutureTech because it allows her to share her passion for learning and science and loves watching how participants tackle difficult science questions with creativity and energy.

Nick is a passionate Mentor who prioritises creativity and inclusion. Growing up with an Autistic brother, Nick has spent a lot of time seeing the need for social groups and took interest in support work.

At FutureTech, Nick is responsible for overseeing Social Programs, including Online work. He assists in overseeing the Tabletop Gaming Group, and is an Executive Team Member.Nick strives for creativity, creating a safe space for all participants and mentors, and the wellness of the participants involved in our programs. He is found engaging with participants through their interests, as well as fostering a safe space for participants and mentors alike.Nick has extensive experience in video games, support systems and creative exercises and brings his passion to FutureTech.