Janey McGoldrick is Head of Implementation Practice at Black Dog Institute, and has over 20 years experience piloting, scaling and evaluating education and health programs across all sectors, in the UK and Australia. Passionate about developing and operationalising strategy and partnerships to support mental health and wellbeing programs, focused on systemic change, Janey thrives on testing evidence based solutions to complex problems.

With over 20 years of experience in mental health and critical care nursing, Esther is a Program Manager at Black Dog Institute, a leading not-for-profit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of people affected by mental illness. She is responsible for overseeing the design, delivery, and evaluation of evidence-based programs that address prevention, and early intervention across various settings and populations. Esther's passion for making a difference extends beyond her clinical roles, as she has also contributed significantly to the not-for-profit sector. She has partnered with various non-profit organizations, to develop and implement impactful programs that provide essential support to a range of priority groups. Through her involvement, Esther has leveraged her skills in community service, community development, and project management to create meaningful and lasting change. Esther's dedication to both clinical excellence and social responsibility exemplifies her holistic approach to improving lives on multiple fronts.