Empowering women in need to reclaim their strength & rebuild their lives
Our Patron
Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC, Governor of South Australia.
Our Board
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Amy Orange | Chair
Amy is Co-Founder and Managing Director of Collab4Good, South Australian social enterprise intermediary helping impact-driven leaders create positive social and environmental change through enterprise and collaboration. Over the past decade, Amy has founded multiple social enterprises and built the capability of others to do the same. Her expertise has been recognised in a Women in Innovation Award (2017) and a place on InDaily’s Top 40 Under 40 business leaders list (2018). She is an Industry Fellow at Monash University, where she co-authored and delivers a postgraduate Social Enterprise course twice yearly. Amy holds an MBA from Flinders University. Amy brings 20 years of executive and governance leadership in the for-purpose sector across Australia to her role as GOGO’s Chair.
Lisa Pritchard | Treasurer
Lisa is General Manager of Operations at Perks Accountants and Wealth Advisers, where she oversees firm-wide systems, compliance, finance, and strategic operational planning. A Chartered Accountant, she brings an extensive background in business operations, financial governance, and organisational performance to GOGO. Lisa has held multiple board and committee roles across the corporate and community sectors, successfully strengthening the financial sustainability of these mission-driven organisations. Lisa returns to GOGO as Treasurer, having previously served as a founding board member from 2017-2020. Lisa’s stewardship ensures GOGO is well positioned for long-term stability and sustainable growth.
Andrea Heading | Secretary
Andrea is CEO of the Real Estate Institute of South Australia, where she leads advocacy, stakeholder engagement, regulatory reform and governance for the sector. A highly experienced business leader across real estate, tourism, disability services and digital consumer markets, she excels at translating strategic ambition into operational delivery and is known for championing high-performing teams built on innovation, accountability and excellence. Andrea’s leadership strengthens GOGO’s policy influence, partnerships and long-term strategic capability, bringing a rare breadth of cross-sector expertise to the board table.
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Sarah Gun | Director & Co-CEO
Sarah is Founder and CEO of GOGO Foundation. She is dedicated to creating life-changing pathways to social and economic inclusion for Australia's most marginalised women. A multi award-winning and highly regarded leader in social innovation, Sarah ‘s impact has been recognised through the Westpac Foundation Social Change Fellowship. Sarah brings expertise to GOGO’s board, having served on many charity and association boards, and currently on advisory boards of the Australian Centre for Child Protection and the National Women’s Equality Alliance. Sarah’s passion for social and economic inclusion for all women sits at the heart of GOGO’s mission.
Cassie Magin-Paul
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Charlotte Brown
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Our Ambassadors
Sofia
Sofia put her trust in GOGO way back in 2014, when creating meaningful work for at-risk women was an idea we were testing. Since that time, she has been a stable and reliable member of the GOGO community. In 2020 Sofia shared her experiences and helped shape the structure, content and values of the Inclusive Work program, and then participated in our pilot program in 2021. For 12 years she has represented GOGO at event after event with such generosity, tenderness, gratitude and love.
Crystal
Crystal was once of our Inclusive Work Program participants in 2021. She absorbed every single morsel and showed GOGO that our inkling to give women who had been marginalised a hand up could completely change what was possible in their lives and future. Crystal always sees what's possible and has given back to GOGO time and again in the incredible work immersions at Beyond Bank and in her Financial Counselling sessions in the IWP. She is the proof in the pudding, a true manifestation of what is possible.
Mary-Anne
Mary-Anne is a solid crux for GOGO, believing in our mission from the first time she read about GOGO Events in our Coralus submission in 2019. She has believed, coached, understood the challenges, kept us up close to an enabling ecosystem of changemakers at Coralus, and then generously donated funds when we were desperate. Mary-Anne has given us hope of a financially stable future for GOGO and demonstrated that new funding systems to build equitable and fair distribution of money are possible.
Amanda Blair
Amanda has been with GOGO from the start - when GOGO Events was just an idea to address social issues, she used all of her superpowers and networks to put GOGO in front of decision makers which has resulted in funding and significant government grants. She is also a dear friend and mentor supporting the team through the all the highs and lows and we're so very grateful to have her as an Ambassador!
Our Inclusive Work Program Team
Tam Norris | Co-CEO & Manager
Tam is Co-CEO of GOGO Foundation, having led the Inclusive Work Program at GOGO since 2021, and joining GOGO’s executive team in 2026. Tam brings expertise from multiple sectors including small business, HR and recruitment, and the public service, along with a strong track record in project management and program delivery. Tam is deeply committed to driving positive change and creating opportunities for wellbeing and employment for marginalised women. Tam’s leadership strengthens GOGO’s operational delivery, program impact and organisational capability, bringing a rare depth of grassroots and cross-sector experience to the executive team.
Alli Croft | Program Mentor
Allie has led participants in GOGO’s Inclusive Work Program since July 2024 after volunteering with the organisation in various roles since 2022. She has over a decade of experience in creative entrepreneurship with a focus on creative mentoring through the arts, particularly photography and film making. Allie is known for her warm, grounded approach to creating learning environments and conditions where people feel seen, valued and capable of change. She is passionate about helping women understand their strengths and build their confidence leading by example with authenticity and grace.
Want to be a part of GOGO?
There are many ways you can support GOGO or become a member of our community. We'd love to hear from you, please contact us at hello@gogofoundation.org.au