About Us
We are experienced senior executives in the public sector, and have job-shared executive roles together since 2017.
We are passionate about the benefits of job-sharing, and strongly believe that good job-sharing is good leadership - when it’s done well, everyone benefits.
Our policy experience and expertise spans a broad range of portfolios, and we have a reputation for delivering trusted advice in high-pressure environments. We have a track record of developing pragmatic, evidence-based solutions working with stakeholders to ensure everyone’s voices are heard.
We have delivered high-profile and demanding projects including the NSW Bushfire Inquiry, the Martin Place Siege Review, Bail Reform, Review of Corruption Risks in the Planning System, the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide and the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability.
As leaders, we put people at the centre of everything we do. We know first-hand that great leadership is a practice - it requires ongoing self-reflection, being open to feedback and flexible approaches that adapt to complex systems.
Rebecca Macken
Bec has worked in the public sector for over twenty years in a range of policy portfolios at the state and federal level. Her experience and expertise includes domestic and family violence, education, sexual violence and criminal justice policy and legislative reform.
Bec has held executive roles in the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department, NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet, NSW Department of Communities and Justice and NSW Office for Women’s Policy. Most recently, Bec was the Assistant Secretary of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.
Bec has a Bachelor of Arts (History and Policy Science) and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and is an alumni of the Cranlana Centre of Ethical Leadership.
Catherine Webber
Catherine has worked in the public sector for almost two decades across a broad range of policy portfolios at the state and federal level. Her experience and expertise includes domestic and family violence, sexual violence, community development, criminal justice and regulatory reform.
Catherine has held executive roles in the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet, NSW Department of Communities and Justice, and has worked overseas for a UN-affiliated international NGO. Most recently, Catherine was Strategic Advisor to the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.
Catherine has a Bachelor of Laws (Hons I), a Bachelor of Economics (Social Sciences) and a Masters in Community Development.
Catherine is an alumni of the Sydney Leadership Academy and the NSW Public Service Leadership Academy, and is an accredited Leadership Coach (IECL Level 1).
