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Fred Fuchs - Board of Game Of Life Australia

Fred Fuchs

Fred Fuchs is an Academy Award-nominated producer and the former President of American Zoetrope Studios – the visionary production company founded by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas.

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Colin Doncaster - Board Game Of Life Australia

Colin Doncaster

Colin Doncaster is an Academy Award winner. His work with Peter Jackson at WETA reimagined Hollywood and the visual effects industry.

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Chris Corbin - Board Member of Game Of Life

Chris Corbin

Chris Corbin is the owner and CEO of GraysOnline – Australia’s largest online auction site with over four million registered customers.

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Jennifer Mulveny - Board of Game Of Life Australia

Jen Mulveny

Jennifer is the Head of Adobe for the Asia-Pacific region. Previously she worked as an advisor in the US Congress and The White House.

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Dean Kino Game Of Life Australia

Dean Kino

Dean Kino is a former scary fast bowler and one of Australia’s most accomplished sporting administrators and lawyers.

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FRED FUCHS

Fred Fuchs is the former President of American Zoetrope Studios – the visionary production company founded by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas.

Fred has produced seventeen features including THE GODFATHER PART III, BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA, DON JUAN DEMARCO, and THE VIRGIN SUICIDES.

His films have been nominated for eleven Academy Awards, and he is an Emmy Award winner. While at Zoetrope Fuchs also started a successful TV division and was Executive Producer for international award-winning miniseries like THE ODYSSEY and MOBY DICK.

Fred lives in Palo Alto, California and is a keen mountain biker.

COLIN DONCASTER

Colin is the co-founder of Peregrine, an independent creative studio with a focus on creative technology and visual storytelling.

In the late Nineties, Colin was hired by Peter Jackson for The Lord Of The Rings: Fellowship Of The Ring.

At the time, Weta Studios had less than 100 people. The technology group was just sold for $1.6 billion.

Colin would go on to work on Avatar and picked up an Academy Award for visual effects.

At Peregrine, the teams two products, Yeti and Bokeh, are used globally by a who’s who of the VFX and animation industry.

Bokeh was acquired by Foundry at the end of 2022.

With an eye towards supporting future generations, Colin oversees Peregrine’s Discovery research project – a 5 year endeavour focused on early childhood education and play based learning.

CHRIS CORBIN

Chris Corbin is the owner and CEO of GraysOnline – Australia’s largest online auction site with over four million registered customers.

He brings world-class marketing, financial analysis, execution, and analysis knowledge to our company and understands the need for bridging the gap between the digital and real world.

Having represented Australia in water polo in the early 2000s, Chris understands the importance of optimal functioning, thriving team environments, and peak human performance.

JENNIFER MULVENY

Jennifer is passionate about public policy, the technology sector, and the role that mindfulness can play in improving mental health.

She currently serves as the Asia-Pacific Director of Government Relations for Adobe Inc., based in Sydney, and boasts a 25-year public policy and tech industry career in Australia and Washington, D.C.

She has been an advisor in the U.S. Congress and the White House with a focus on international trade.

She holds a Master of Arts Degree from the University of North Carolina and a post-graduate degree from the George Washington University in Washington D.C.

Jen lives in Sydney with her husband and two sons.

DEAN KINO

Dean Kino is one of Australia’s most accomplished sporting administrators and lawyers.

He worked as an attorney with Sullivan & Cromwell in New York, London, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Tokyo. His areas of experience at Sul- livan and Cromwell included major US, Asian and trans-Atlantic M&A transactions, corporate advisory, management buyouts and US capital markets work for major government, banking, resources, technology, gaming and entertainment clients.

He joined Cricket Australia in 2004 as the head of Business Development, and was involved in the establishment of the Indian Premier League in 2007 and, along with Lalit Modi, jointly created the Champions League Twenty20 in 2008, a billion-dollar cricket tournament owned by the Board of Control for Cricket in India, in respect of which Dean sat on the BCCI Board as a Governing Council member.

Dean has negotiated and managed:

  • The collective bargaining agreements for the NRL, the AFL, Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers Association;
  • The acquisition of numerous ambassador assets for clients, such as Usain Bolt, Catherine Freeman, Ian Thorpe, Kevin Pietersen, Marnus Labuschagne, Daniel Ricciardo and Mark Wahlberg and for the Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades in the BBL and WBBL;
  • The acquisition or disposition of ICC, Cricket Australia, BCCI, NRL, AFL, FFA, NBA, NBL, Racing Queensland, APL and English Premier League media rights;
  • The major sponsorship/partnership/event management rights to Cricket Australia, the NRL, the NBL, the Adelaide FC, Collingwood FC,, the AOC, the APC, the Commonwealth Games, Swimming Australia, Athletics Australia, Optus Stadium in Perth, the Afghanistan Premier League, the Spartan Race, the Australian Open, UFC, Melbourne United Basketball Club and the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, as well as partnership and government funding arrangements for major theatrical, sporting and cultural events such as Harry Potter the Cursed Child Parts One and Two, the Melbourne e-Sports Open, the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, the Australian Boomers v USA Basketball’s National Men’s Team series and White Night;
  • The resolution of numerous integrity and code of behavior issues for sportsmen and sportswomen, including Steve Smith in regard to the 2018 Cape Town incident;
  • The review and changes to the governance of three major governing sport bodies in Australia.