Who We Are

Open Food Network Australia is run by a small team of people who care deeply about changing the food system. We also work closely with our international team members, as one of the great benefits of being part of Open Food Network is that all around the world passionate, dedicated people are putting in time, great ideas, and hard work to help share the load of building the software platform and creating the resources needed to transform the food system. This means that all around the world, we get more than we could possibly create on our own!

If you want to get in touch but you’re not sure who to talk to, email hello@openfoodnetwork.org.au and we’ll send you to the right team member.

If you’re interested in volunteering with the Open Food Network, have a read of our handbook to understand how we work and what some of the roles are.

Amida Cumming

Project Officer – Customer Support

 

Braulio Desentis

Business Management and Admin Officer

 

David Cook

Fullstack Engineer

Divyansh

Divyansh Tripathi

Project Officer – Operations and Systems

Katrina Dunnett

Marketing & Communications Coordinator

 

Jess Zahra

Jess Zahra

Product Designer

 

Kirsten Larsen

Food Systems Specialist

 

Maikel Linke

Fullstack Engineer

 

Prudence Rothwell

Project Coordinator

 

Ronella Gomez

Product Coordinator

 

Serenity Hill

Food Sector Specialist

 

Sophia Christoe

Project Coordinator

 

Gaetan Craig-Riou

Fullstack Developer

 

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Open Food Network respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians of the unceded lands on which we meet, work and live. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging and acknowledge their deep spiritual relationship to country.

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