A woman with short blonde hair, wearing glasses and a floral shirt, smiling indoors.

Hi, I’m Lee

Most people call me Lee these days, although I am also known as Leanne in some circles. Lee is my preferred name, though. My pronouns are she/her.

I bring over three decades’ experience working with and for communities, particularly those impacted by marginalisation and discrimination. I’m no stranger to the impact of systems that fail people. I also recognise my own privilege as a white, middle-class, cisgender woman, living and working on unceded Wurundjeri Country. I always aim to be power-literate and to use my unearned privilege in service of meaningful, systemic change. I am also human, trying to do my best, learning, and unlearning all the time.

My practice is relational. I work alongside people and communities, grounded in a belief that everyone should have access to the conditions they need to thrive.

My background is in systems change, place-based initiatives, and social impact strategy. I’m most drawn to the everyday practices of making change possible: building trust, nurturing shared purpose, and staying committed when things get messy.

Over the years, I’ve led cross-sector collaborations, managed multi-year programs, and supported teams navigating complexity with care. I bring curiosity, pragmatism, and a values-led approach. I like wrestling with the big questions, creating room to experiment, and having a laugh along the way.

Infruition is how I show up for this work. I offer thoughtful, flexible support to help people and organisations bring their ideas to life. I can help you hold steady through uncertainty and keep moving toward the change you’re seeking.

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These details are a small attempt to make the implicit more visible. It shares how I work, what I value, and what helps me show up well in relationships and projects. This is part of how I practice care, reduce confusion, and build trust upfront.