Disruptive Force LTD

Michelle Wong is the Chair of Disruptive Force LTD and founder of GoSHackathon. With a strong focus on equitable education, access, and inclusion, she has built platforms that empower regional and underrepresented youth through innovation and technology. Michelle is a recognised leader in disruptive innovation, with her work reflecting a lifelong commitment to creating meaningful change and ensuring communities beyond metropolitan centres have opportunities to thrive.

Natalie Lees is the Deputy Chair of Disruptive Force LTD and a senior government officer with experience across all levels of government. She is committed to strengthening communities through engagement, equity, and innovation, with a particular focus on regional and underrepresented groups. Natalie is also the co-founder of Day of Disruption, bringing expertise in collaboration and positive social change to her role on the board.

Jade Creevey is the Treasurer of Disruptive Force LTD and an Australian Certified Economic Developer (ACEcD) with extensive experience in government, not-for-profit organisations, and small businesses. With a strong commitment to community and innovation, she brings expertise in governance, economic development, and strategy to the board. Jade is also co-founder of Day of Disruption, where she applies her passion for challenging the status quo to create bold opportunities for positive change.

Chris Leong is a strategy innovator and design thinking practitioner with a multidisciplinary background in architecture, education, and project management. He is committed to building inclusive, human-centred solutions that empower organisations and communities, with a particular focus on equity, education, and social impact.

Rod is a founding member of GoSH and serves as the organisation’s Sensory Advisor. As an autistic person with ADHD (AuDHD), he brings lived experience and insight to creating inclusive, sensory-friendly environments. Rod conducts venue assessments, designs sensory spaces, and advises on accessibility features such as dyslexia-friendly signage. Passionate about neuroinclusion, he supports participants with empathy, conversation, and care—often through something as simple as sharing LEGO.