Our Team

  • Alexie Seller

    CEO

    Alexie Seller is the CEO of Enterprise Learning Projects.

    As an internationally recognised social entrepreneur, Alexie is motivated to support Australia’s remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to thrive in business.

    Alexie returned to Australian shores in 2019 after co-founding, scaling and handing over the award-winning Pollinate Group in India.

  • Jessica Dyson

    BUSINESS OPERATIONS MANAGER

    Jessica is the Business Operations Manager at Enterprise Learning Projects.

    Jess has a passion social justice and for improving outcomes for individuals and communities.

    She has extensive program management and operational development skills which she has applied for over 10 x years in the community services sector.

  • Alina McGuire

    DIRECTOR OF IMPACT AND INNOVATION

    Alinta McGuire, a proud Yuin woman, has over a decade of experience helping Indigenous businesses grow in the Northern Territory. She led Westpac's Indigenous Business Banking in the NT and has worked with Indigenous Business Australia and other financial institutions. Her expertise includes relationship management, financial education, and strategic business development. Alinta creates solutions that bridge traditional banking with Indigenous needs, and she is passionate about increasing financial literacy and empowering Indigenous businesses to thrive while maintaining strong cultural integrity.

  • Zekiah-Lee Wangurra

    ADMINISTRATION OFFICER

    Zekiah joined us as a school-based Business trainee, studying her Cert III in Business whilst completing her high school education. Zekiah loves being a part of something she believes in, while gaining invaluable skills and experience in business and to share its impact on our community.

    Zekiah is most inspired by the opportunities that ELP allows for First Nations people to get their stories across through their business, give back to the communities and set new role models for future generations.

  • Tyron Cannell

    INCUBATION PROGRAM OFFICER

    Tyron is the Incubation Program Officer at Enterprise Learning Projects.

    A proud Darwin local with family ties to a local Darwin Aboriginal family and a connection to Papua New Guinea. Raised in Darwin, his life has been a journey of cultural immersion, from family ties to various work and sports platforms.

    Tyron is passionate about improving outcomes for those living in Indigenous communities. With a background in mining, he wants to help create a brighter future for the next generation and tackle the challenges these communities face.

  • Nova Garnier

    MARKETING MANAGER

    Nova is the Marketing Manager at Enterprise Learning Projects and Impact North.

    A proud Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman, Nova was born and raised on Noongar Country in Western Australia.

    Passionate about community and social impact, Nova started Milk Crate Creative - bringing stories to life in the digital world.

    You can reach out to Nova on LinkedIn.

  • Justine Sharp

    COMMUNITY & WELLBEING MANAGER

    Justine is the Community & Wellbeing Manager at Enterprise Learning Projects.

    Originally from Scotland, Justine has lived in Darwin since 2017 and is passionate about working for the benefit of local communities.

    Justine has had a varied career in public service, archaeology, and call centre management and is excited to bring those skills into her role looking after our Impact North coworking spaces and staff.

  • Marianne White (On maternity leave)

    PROGRAM MANAGER

    Marianne is the Program Manager at Enterprise Learning Projects.

    Marianne is passionate about innovative approaches to empower communities and draws inspiration from the enterprising strength of Tolai women in her family.

    Marianne’s expertise in training, mentorship and facilitation is informed by over a decade of experience working in community engagement, land and sea management, education and governance.

  • Alexander Paech

    IMPACT NORTH PROJECT OFFICER

    Alex is the Impact North Project Officer at Impact North.

    Alex was raised on a farm in Walla Walla, near the border of New South Wales and Victoria on Wiradjuri Country.

    Passionate about football and community, and a relocation to Darwin, Alex looks forward to utilising his ability to build meaningful relationships through conversation.