Sara has over 20 years experience leading multidisciplinary teams in the public and private sectors, tackling complex national security, technology, and foreign policy issues. Prior to co-founding Corro, Sara was the Head of National Security and Defence Policy for Amazon Web Services (AWS) in Australia and New Zealand, where she helped secure the partnership between AWS and the Australian Government to build a Top Secret cloud for Australia’s national security community. Throughout her distinguished public service career, she led teams through crisis response, machinery of government reform, and major event delivery at the commonwealth and state level.  Sara held senior executive positions in a range of Australian Government agencies, including the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Industry, as well as in the Office of National Intelligence and the New South Wales Department of Premier and Cabinet. She is a Fellow of the University of Technology, Sydney, where she is also a Visiting Fellow in the School of Computer Science.

Ben is a results-driven finance leader and seasoned senior executive with extensive experience across the UK, Europe, the US, China and Australia. His career highlights include leading Bakkavor Group's IPO on the FTSE 250, scaling divisions as CEO in the US and Asia. Ben brings deep expertise in major transactions, corporate finance, ESG, and helping businesses scale in complex, multi-market environments. He is a committed people leader with a strong track record in development, succession planning and board-level governance.

Dr. Jess Modini is an experienced technology leader, academic and security researcher, global keynote speaker, inventor and advisory board member. Prior to joining Corro, she held senior positions at Amazon Web Services, the Australian Cyber Security Centre, and the Australian Department of Defence. Jess holds a Doctorate in Cyber Security from UNSW ADFA, where her research focused on operationalising cyber epidemiology for critical infrastructure resilience, and where she is also a postgraduate lecturer. She also holds Master's qualifications in Cybersecurity Operations, Systems Engineering, Space Operations, Project Management and International Relations (Security).

Brian is a Software Development Engineer with over 20 years experience in the private and public sectors. As a highly motivated technical expert and leader, he thrives on learning modern technologies and delivering the best solutions to his customers. He has a strong background in development and DevOps tools, automation and the AWS cloud platform. This enables him to help customers realise the value and potential of the cloud across various technology areas, and then deliver projects to migrate to new platforms. His background in working in Canberra has enabled him to collaborate with numerous federal government-based clients, familiarising him with the common challenges they face. He approaches these challenges with fresh ideas to help his customers transition to more modern, cloud-computing compatible solutions.

Sally is an experienced leader in strategy, policy, operations and regulatory innovation with over 18 years' experience delivering complex initiatives across digital regulation, humanitarian operations, national security and international policy. Before joining Corro, she led the development and successful passage of Australia's world-first Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Act 2024, navigating complex stakeholder environments and translating challenges into practical solutions. Sally is recognised for her ability to build high-performing teams, manage risk and drive results in fast-changing landscapes.

Dr. Alan Davison is an esteemed scholar in humanities, arts and social sciences and an experienced senior university leader in Australia, widely respected for his expertise and thought leadership in communications disciplines. Prior to joining Corro, Alan held senior academic leadership roles including Faculty Dean at the University of Technology Sydney and Head of School at the University of New England, where he navigated large teams through major organisational change and external disruption. He has led significant collaborative projects, including the development of industry-focused courses and professional development programmes with stakeholders ranging from the technology sector to law enforcement. Alan's research centres on interdisciplinary collaborations and the insights of evolutionary science into human behaviour and communication, with a particular focus on the role of technology in enhancing critical thinking and decision-making. He is an active scholar publishing in both academic and general outlets, and a leading public advocate in Australia for viewpoint diversity and open inquiry in universities and government institutions.