Road Safety MATTERS is an ACNC Registered Not For Profit, established in 2021 to design and develop road safety education tools for young and at-risk/vulnerable user groups, to reduce deaths & serious injuries on the road.
Our aim is to produce digital content & events that aren’t boring.
From simulation games, to podcasts and mini-films our content will engage & educate future road users.
Road safety education
We will continue to develop content, that is age/stage appropriate to resonate with the target audience/s we serve, which include schools, employment & disability services, indigenous and CALD communities and charities serving those suffering disadvantage.
We believe learning to drive should be open to all, safe for all and fun for all.
Leadership and Board
CEO / Founder
Lisa has over 20 years of experience in professional motorsport, including driver management, driver training, event management, recruitment, sponsorship and marketing. She combined experience across driver training, road safety, education, simulation and gaming to develop myDRIVESCHOOL.
COO
Operations leader focused on national partnerships, growth and delivery. Rathish helps streamline myDRIVESCHOOL operations and champion safer, more accessible ways for people to learn to drive.
Board
Board
Dr Michael Myers OAM is an Honorary Fellow of Engineers Australia and a respected mechanical engineer, innovator and business leader. As Founder and Chairman of Re-Engineering Australia Foundation, he has pioneered STEM programs engaging more than 3 million students.
Board
Sam is a passionate educationalist who believes in the transformative power of an engaged community. He has thirty years’ experience harnessing and aligning education communities, engagement and EdTech companies to support their goals and growth.
Board
Doctor, lawyer, researcher and disability advocate. Dinesh suffered his spinal injury in a car accident. He was Queensland’s first quadriplegic medical intern, received the Medal of the Order of Australia for service to medicine, and was named 2021 Queensland Australian of the Year.
Well Played
