Binny Langler (Lang, 1991)

Binny champions the radical idea that you can design the work life you want.
By coaching you on how to write the next chapter of your work story with YOU as the hero, and spotlighting your unique superpowers.

As the Director of The Inkling Effect, Binny has over 20 years of experience in helping professionals discover and apply their unique strengths to create more fulfilling and meaningful work. A certified Executive & Gallup Global Strengths Coach, with a Masters of Entrepreneurship & Innovation, and multiple agile certifications.

Her mission is to be a change catalyst for curious professionals who are seeking a fresh start in their career journey. She uses a fast-track process that reveals your superpowers to enable you to script the next chapter of your work story with intention and purpose. Binny specialises in challenging the status quo and empowering her clients to embrace their potential and pursue brilliance, whether that be in their current role, or transitioning to something entirely different.

With over two decades of experience spanning large corporations, startups, and small businesses, she's honed her natural ability to accurately identify the latent talents in individuals. Her many years leading digital product teams and cross-functional delivery teams, have refined her skill in aligning talents to roles where individuals and teams can truly thrive.

Her career highlights include leading the Digital Product Team at Sensis (Yellow Pages Digital) and managing the student digital experience at Deakin University. These high profile roles have allowed Binny to fine-tune her strengths coaching and team-building prowess. 

Coaching options:

- Elevating individuals through a group coaching program
- Personalised private 1:1 coaching
- Transforming teams via tailor-made coaching programs

Izzi Harris (2016)

Since graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts with a Masters in Film and Television (Directing) in 2021, Izzi has dived into writing fiction, directed multiple theatre pieces at the Melbourne Fringe, created several short films, and recently foraged into producing music videos.  

For her graduating film she was thrilled to make it into multiple festivals, including The Sydney Women's International Film Festival and The Australian Independent Film Festival, and has gone on to be a finalist in various Australian pitching competitions, spoken at festivals, and is now currently in production of her next short film, titled "Little stars", due to shoot in November.

Izzi hopes that by telling honest, impactful stories, she can create unique relationships between audiences all over the world.  Her aims are to connect with Screen Australia and gain a director's attachment, be able to work with a wider degree of festivals, and one day direct a feature film. As a woman in a hugely male-dominated industry, Izzi is working on building her credits and portfolio, is constantly evolving her creative process, and is trying not to be so self-critical.

Recently she's been honing her camera department skills in shows for the ABC and Channel 10, playing hockey, and is looking forward to making even weirder stuff come out of her head in the future.

Anna Mallard (2007)

Anna Mallard (2007) is an experienced advisor at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

She is passionate about global action to address climate and environmental challenges and has a particular interest in the nexus between climate action and rights for people with disabilities.  Currently, Anna leads on progressing disability equity and rights across multilateral fora including the United Nations Human Rights Council.

Previously, Anna led on Australia's engagement with the Global Environment Facility, an international partnership of 183 countries, international institutions, civil society organisations and the private sector which helps to address pressing environmental issues such as biodiversity loss, climate change and wildlife conservation. Anna has represented Australia as a negotiator at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP), focusing on capacity building in developing countries and action for climate empowerment. She has also worked on integrating climate resilience across Australia's aid program.

In the summer of 2020, Anna was seconded to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet's National Bushfire Recovery Agency. As the liaison point for Victoria, she worked as the conduit between the Federal and State Governments, coordinating recovery efforts.

Anna also managed DFAT's relationship with 10 large NGOs to support community-based projects in the Asia-Pacific through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program.

Anna graduated from the Australian National University in 2012. She attended Howqua in 2004 which sparked her interest in protecting the environment and caring for nature. 

Eleanor Clifford (2016)

Eleanor founded Cancel Culture Consulting (CCC), which launched in March 2022. CCC was built from a desire to help businesses navigate the intricate landscape of cancel culture and foster authentic, inclusive communication. Her journey began when she was selected to assist a social enterprise called Unlabelled in 2021, where she applied her expertise in psychology and gender studies to refine the organisation's communications, focusing on supporting LGBTIQA+ youth and reducing youth suicide.

With an extensive background in psychology and a passion for equality, Eleanor identified an unmet need for expert communication consulting in the market. CCC aims to mitigate the risk of being 'cancelled' by helping businesses embrace a rapidly evolving socio-political environment. The scope of her work encompasses conducting workshops, assisting in strategic decision-making, and providing expert consulting services. Eleanor's mission is to empower individuals and organisations to promote kindness, inclusivity, and social responsibility through language and behaviour at a systemic level.