
Danielle, based in the Northern Rivers of NSW, brings 25 years of global experience across the built environment sector. A tiny house designer, builder and documentary film maker, she combines technical expertise with a passion for empowering others, especially women, to take housing into their own hands.
As President of ATHA, she is focused on strengthening the organisation, honouring its legacy and supporting the growing tiny house community amid Australia’s ongoing housing challenges.

Based in Toowoomba, Queensland, Lauren is an electrical / civil engineering and business professional who runs a project management consultancy specialising in property projects across multiple sectors.
Her passion for tiny homes comes from a belief in fairness, and the right for everyone to live safely, securely and as simply as they choose. She believes even a modest home provides dignity, and that people shouldn’t be pushed into debt or financial stress just to have a place to live.

Wayne is a Geelong based architect and business owner who has been an active ATHA member for five years. He has designed, built and lived in two tiny houses, and his own experience with unclear regulation, including being moved on by his local council, sparked his advocacy work.
Wayne previously partnered with ATHA to advocate for change, helping lead to the Surf Coast Tiny House on Wheels Pilot Program.

Terry has over 30 years’ experience in public practice and commerce and is a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. Named Financial Services Partner of the Year in 2023, he’s known for purpose driven, inclusive leadership and strong community advocacy.
Terry’s career includes senior roles in banking, retail and PwC, specialising in financial systems and controls. Terry has also contributed extensively to education and community governance.
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