Our People


Fighting for freedom together.

AUSTRALIA Executive Leadership Team

United in our fight to end child sex trafficking and exploitation

GREG BRADLEY

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER – BA (IntRel), MBA

Greg Bradley is the CEO of Destiny Rescue Australia and brings more than two decades of experience working with organisations focused on helping children and communities flourish. 

Greg first encountered the realities of child trafficking over 20 years ago while travelling and working overseas. Since joining Destiny Rescue in 2023, he has visited frontline projects and observed rescue operations across several countries, remaining deeply grounded in the organisation’s purpose to rescue children from sexual exploitation and equip them to stay free. 

As CEO, Greg leads Destiny Rescue Australia in building partnerships, raising awareness, and securing critical funding to expand impact. He previously spent twelve years with World Vision Australia and seven years in the tertiary education sector, and has travelled extensively across Africa and Asia, gaining first-hand insight into international development and sustainable change.

Greg holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and International Relations and an MBA. He lives in Australia with his wife Naomi and their four children.

“I have personally never encountered a more important work and I look forward to continuing and increasing our impact so that more children can find freedom.”

VENECIA PILLAY

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER – CA (SA), ACMA, CGMA

Venecia is an experienced Finance Manager with a demonstrated history of working various industries. Skilled in Income Tax, Financial Accounting, Consolidation, External Audit, and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Strong finance professional with a CA (SA) and CIMA qualification focused in Accounting and Finance. 

“Everything happens at the speed of trust.”

DENISE JENSEN

CHIEF PEOPLE and CULTURE OFFICER – BA (IntRel), MBA

Denise is passionate about restoring justice for vulnerable women and children and supporting those who have experienced exploitation. This commitment has taken her around the world, where she has worked across Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, and helped pioneer an anti-trafficking ministry. 

With extensive experience in Human Resources and leadership development, Denise has lectured and trained both emerging and established leaders in team dynamics, organisational health, and personal growth. She now combines her HR expertise with global field experience to support Destiny Rescue’s staff, cultivating an encouraging environment and advancing the organisation’s mission to pursue justice and reflect Christ’s heart toward the vulnerable. 

Denise holds a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Human Resource Management and Employment Relations, and has completed further studies in Communications and Advocacy.

“Our secret weapon for building the best culture is open and honest feedback.”

Australia Board Members

Destiny Rescue’s board members provide advice on policy, advocacy, fundraising and public relations

LACHLAN ANDERSON

CHAIR – BFin

Lachlan, a partner at a prominent financial planning firm in Melbourne, brings his extensive knowledge and experience to his role at Destiny Rescue. With a degree in finance and other specialised industry accreditations, Lachlan is well-equipped to assist in our mission. His dedication to helping people, evident in his everyday life and work, is a testament to his commitment to Destiny Rescue.  

He has been in the financial services industry since 2010 and involved with Destiny Rescue since 2015. This experience and expertise provide valuable insights and input to our vision and strategies that will help us achieve our goals. After visiting some of Destiny Rescue’s projects in 2015, Lachlan strongly believes in the positive difference we are making in the lives of those who perhaps need it the most! 

“The board’s role is to ensure that the right questions get asked, and that management is aligned with the mission.”

CHRIS LAWLEY

DIRECTOR

Chris is a long-term active volunteer for Destiny Rescue. His contributions have extended in various aspects beyond his directorship, including taking advantage of opportunities to speak at fundraising events and varied frontline work overseas. Chris is also a non-executive director for DRI (Destiny Rescue International). He has held leadership roles for global organisations in the SaaS industry (Software as a Service) and brings skills to the organisation in commercial leadership and cyber security.  

“We need to be stubborn about our goals but flexible about our methods.”

VENECIA PILLAY

BOARD SECRETARY – CA (SA), ACMA, CGMA

Venecia is an experienced Finance Manager with a demonstrated history of working various industries. Skilled in Income Tax, Financial Accounting, Consolidation, External Audit, and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Strong finance professional with a CA (SA) and CIMA qualification focused in Accounting and Finance. 

JOSH WERMUT

DIRECTOR

Josh is an experienced entrepreneur and venture builder having worked with multiple businesses across the Consumer, Tech, Finance, and Health sectors. He combines a human-centric approach alongside high commercial and technology acumen, and has advised senior executives and boards at many of Australia’s ASX top 50 companies as a leader in McKinsey’s Digital & Analytics practice.  

He is deeply committed to rescuing children from human trafficking and sexual exploitation, and utilising his capabilities to support Destiny Rescue in achieving this critical mission. 

“Our product is a changed human being—a child that learns, a life restored.”

MICHELLE WINSER

DIRECTOR

Michelle started her career in merchant banking in Sydney NSW. She made a sea change and moved to SE QLD running her own business for 7 years before joining Destiny Rescue in 2013. In 2014 she was appointed CEO of Australia and enjoyed her time immensely until she left in 2019 to continue her study in Youth Counselling. She currently works at multiple schools on the Sunshine Coast as a Student Wellness Officer.  

“The work we do is not about money; it’s about touching children’s lives and creating lasting change.”