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About
Tracey Martinovich is Head of Philanthropy at Tripple and works as a not-for-profit and philanthropy consultant, with more than a decade of senior leadership experience in movement building and philanthropy. Her work spans climate change, environmental justice, First Nations rights, LGBTIQ+ advocacy, and human rights, and she convened Australia's first LGBTIQ+ philanthropy conference. She founded a social enterprise, is a certified Train-the-Trainer in public narrative and community organising under Marshall Ganz, and has received social innovator recognition from the Rockefeller Foundation and Acumen Academy.
Experience
- TrippleHead of Philanthropycurrent2022 — present
- Environment VictoriaBoard Membercurrent2024 — present
- Self-employedPhilanthropy and NFP Impact Consultantcurrent2021 — presentMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Australian Communities FoundationPhilanthropic Consultant2022 — 2023Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- GiveOUT AustraliaChief Executive Officer2021 — 2023
- EnsoCo-Founder2020 — 2023
- Climate for ChangeStrategic Advisor2021 — 2022
- Centre for Australian ProgressSkills and Community Director2019 — 2021Melbourne, Australia
- The Rockefeller Foundation and Acumen Academy Social Innovator AcceleratorSocial Innovator Challenge - Cohort One2019 — 2020
- The Federation of Community Legal CentresCampaign and Engagement Manager2018Greater Melbourne Area
- Australian Youth Climate CoalitionDeputy Director / COO2015 — 2018Greater Melbourne Area
- Australian Youth ClState Director2013 — 2015
- Public Outreach FundraisingTeam Leader2010 — 2011Greater Perth Area
Skills & more
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Project ManagementRisk ManagementSustainabilityResearchPublic PolicyHuman ResourcesGrant WritingLegal ComplianceEvent ManagementNonprofit OrganizationsHuman Centered DesignMarket ResearchLanguages English
- Systems Practice — Acumen Academy
- Mediation and Conflict Resolution — Fighting Fair
- Mental Health First Aid — Mental Health First Aid International
- Cert IV in Business Administration — TAFE
- Cert IV in Front-line Management — TAFE
- Senior First Aid — St John Ambulance (Vic)
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Tracey Martinovich?
- Tracey Martinovich is Head of Philanthropy at Tripple and works as a not-for-profit and philanthropy consultant, with more than a decade of senior leadership experience in movement building and philanthropy. Her work spans climate change, environmental justice, First Nations rights, LGBTIQ+ advocacy, and human rights, and she convened Australia's first LGBTIQ+ philanthropy conference. She founded a social enterprise, is a certified Train-the-Trainer in public narrative and community organising under Marshall Ganz, and has received social innovator recognition from the Rockefeller Foundation and Acumen Academy.
- Where does Tracey Martinovich work?
- Tracey Martinovich is Investment Associate at Tripple.
- Where did Tracey Martinovich go to school?
- Tracey Martinovich studied at Deakin University; University of Melbourne (Bachelor’s Degree, Environmental Geography); Murdoch University (Bachelor’s Degree, Renewable Engineering and International Development).
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Shared employers
Also worked at Centre for Australian Progress1
Also worked at The Rockefeller Foundation and Acumen Academy Social Innovator Accelerator22
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