Meet Our Team

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    Mark Watt AM

    MANAGING DIRECTOR

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    Paul Coory

    GENERAL MANAGER | RETAIL & HOSPITALITY

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    Brett Young

    HEAD OF OPERATIONS - WAREHOUSING

  • Marnie Bone

    YOUTH PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR | HOSPITALITY

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    Alexundra Coory

    CATERING MANAGER | DIGITAL & GROWTH

  • Christine Ortiz

    SOCIAL ENTERPRISE GROWTH & PARTNERSHIPS

  • Kelly Lloyd

    FINANCE ADMINISTRATOR

  • Nash Mahia

    ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SPECIALIST

  • Nikki Domeney

    PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR

  • Toby Baxter

    PROGRAMS CONSULTANT

Get to know our Founders

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  • Co-Founder & CEO

    Mark Watt AM has always believed “every young person should have equal opportunities in life regardless of their circumstances”. With this in mind, he co- founded Whitelion, a national not for profit organisation established in 1999 to provide transition services to young people exiting the justice system. Over twenty years serving as CEO, Mark grew Whitelion to the organisation it is today. 

    Mark is the Managing Director of PAWS Fulfillment PTY (Social Engine), has a Masters in Social Work and holds a Bachelor of Business. He is also CEO-Big Brothers Big Sisters and holds a number of community leadership positions including being the chair of Surrender Australia and the ‘First Step’ Program. 

    Mark was appointed a Member (AM) in the General Division of the Order of Australia “for significant service to the community, particularly to disadvantaged and at-risk youth, through social welfare support organisations”.He was also awarded the Robin Clark Memorial Award in 2005 in recognition of excellence in the category of ‘Making a Difference to Children, Young People and Families’ for his commitment to supporting disadvantaged and at-risk young people. 

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  • Co-Founder

    “I want to invigorate the social procurement ecosystem to create real jobs for people experiencing disadvantage in Australia.” 

    Colin Stimpson is the Chief Operating Officer at Caulfield Grammar School, directing and delivering operational and organisational effectiveness and efficiency. 

    Colin draws on his extensive business experience building, operating and directing small, medium and large organisations in the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors. 

    Working in a broad range of local and international managerial roles in the industrial sector for over 25 years, Colin has nurtured a personal passion to elevate the purpose of business beyond commercial goals and deliver real social impact by founding and operating PAWS Fulfilment Pty Limited in 2013 and now leading Social Engine into a new and exciting growth phase.

Join the team

We’re always looking for passionate, community-minded people who want to support our mission and be part of something purpose-driven. Volunteering with us is a chance to contribute your time and skills while helping create positive employment pathways for young people.
Whether you can help regularly or on a casual basis, we’d love to hear from you.

Join Us
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