About Us
Share Knowledge | Deliver Value | Create Impact
Meet the team
Everything we do is guided by our 3 core values of sharing knowledge, delivering value, and creating impact.
State Award – Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion | Outstanding Employer of Choice | Outstanding Employee
Natalie Bramble
Driven by the belief that investing in people’s capacity builds healthier, sustainable and adaptable communities, Natalie Bramble co-founded the NFP Guide group of certified social enterprises (NFP Guide, iClick2Learn, Win the Grant or Tender) and the NFP Guide Foundation.
With nearly 30 years in community development and organisational capacity building, and 20 years as an advisor, consultant, trainer, and facilitator, Natalie has empowered over 15,600 community leaders and staff across Australia and the Pacific Islands.
She is the author of “Win the Grant,” and developed a world-first Grant Writing System that has helped secure millions in funding for organisations and communities. Win the Tender and Governance made simple will be published in 2026.
Natalie holds an MBA, postgraduate qualifications in management (governance and entrepreneurship), a Graduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship, and TAE, with Bachelor of Business studies in Tourism Management. She has certifications in eLearning, Governance, Marketing, Project Management, Event Management, Financial Management, and Customer Service. Natalie has also studied at Harvard Business School and Stanford School of Business.
Under her leadership, her team has received numerous accolades, including national, local, regional, state, and international business awards, and multiple LearnX Industry Awards for innovative eLearning solutions.
Kellie Jennar
Kellie Jennar is a results-driven project and operational manager with a proven track record of optimising organisational performance and delivering complex projects on time and within budget. With over a decade of experience in the not-for-profit and corporate sectors, Kellie specialises in streamlining processes and managing workflows and projects across cross-functional teams.
Kellie work NFP Guide and her community volunteer initiatives have delivered impactful community development impacts through stakeholder partnerships, events and collaborations.
Kellie has helped our clients improve governance, systems, compliance and secure funding through grants and tenders. She is a spreadsheet queen and loves developing complex budgets for programs, ensuring cost coverage for many of those hidden project costs, in one case securing nearly an additional $60k in project and operational costs clients hadn’t factored into their successful tender.
Glen Dunkley
Glen Dunkley is a co-founder and Technology Manager at NFP Guide enterprises. He is driven by a shared vision to help individuals realise their full potential, building community leaders and creating positive impact.
Glen is the technical backbone of our enterprises. He built our learning platform, iClick2Learn and oversees our web presence, cybersecurity and IT systems.
He maintains the company’s IT systems, built the iClick2Learn learning platform and its associated websites, and oversees cybersecurity to ensure a secure and functional online presence. His responsibilities also include running training workshops, managing the tech team, and coordinating the overall marketing strategy
Known for embracing challenges, Glen also adds a unique touch to the workplace culture. He is credited with making the best coffee in the office and holds the unofficial title of “CFD – Chief Food Dispenser,” responsible for feeding the iClick2Learn team at their Friday lunches, a role he humorously notes began with training from his cat
When I co-founded iClick2Learn with Natalie, I knew we could find a way to help others realise their potential. I’ve brought my skills as an inbound marketer and web design to iClick2Learn. I lead our team in offering useful, relevant, engaging content across multiple platforms. I also feel strongly about removing barriers to learning, that’s why we offer so much for free or low cost. I want our product to be used and useful!
And I love a challenge, so as well as heading up the nuts-and-bolts of our online presence, I also run training workshops, manage the tech team, coordinate our marketing strategy, and I make the best coffee in the office!
I’m also the CFD – Chief Food Dispenser. My cat started my feed-on-demand training and apparently I’m good at it, because I’ve been promoted to feeding the whole iClick2Learn team at our Friday lunch!
Kaela Bayliss
Kaela Bayliss is a proud Worimi/Gamilaroi woman living on Wiradjuri country in Dubbo, whose career is defined by a deep commitment to social and emotional wellbeing and a passion for serving others. Guided by her core values of honesty, acceptance, equity, and flexibility, Kaela is especially dedicated to working alongside diverse groups, with a particular focus on supporting First Nations People.
Kaela’s journey in grant writing resulted in a remarkable achievement successfully securing a $5 million grant, mentored by Natalie. Now an integral member of our team, Kaela specialises in writing grants and tenders, facilitating community workshops and engagement activities, and collaborating with clients and community members to ideate and develop innovative projects. She also manages, evaluates, and acquits funded community development programs, ensuring they deliver meaningful outcomes and lasting benefits.
Kaela has been recognised for her work in social, emotional and First Nations cultural wellbeing as a keynote speaker for the Indigenous Wellbeing Conference, where she shared her insights on Indigenous SEWB programs and suicide prevention. As a Master Trainer of the Indigenous Specific Suicide Prevention Model, Kaela is committed to equipping others with the skills and knowledge to support their communities.
Kylie Neary
Kylie is a born and bred Riverina farm girl with a Bachelor of Financial Administration from the University of New England, Armidale. Debits and credits have taken Kylie across the country and around the world, but Australia was always destined to be home.
Relocating to Newcastle from Sydney ten years ago, Kylie lives with her devoted and domesticated chore loving husband, two children and an attention seeking border collie.
Kylie’s finance and business management career spans over 25 years. Working in corporate environments as a trusted advisor to senior leadership teams and Boards she has invaluable hands-on experience and knows what it takes to succeed.
As a chartered accountant, Kylie’s passion is now in helping small business entrepreneurs find their financial mojo and plan for tomorrow. As an innovative thinker with an analytical mind, she wants the best for you and your business.
With contagious ambition and determination Kylie is the professional who can offer you the springboard to success. Genuine, honest, and ethical, her personal approach is unrivalled. She’s ready to help you take control. Are you ready for her?
Dominic Cudmore
Dominic is experienced law professional and our legal advisor. Dominic also provides guidance for education programs involving legal matters such as constitutions, governance and charity areas. legal matters.
Dominic draws on years of providing expert legal advisory services on employment contracts, disputes, mediation and risk management training across the country. He consults with many not-for-profit and charitable organisations in all aspects of their operations and has a special interest in arts and cultural policy, Australia/Asia relations, indigenous affairs, philanthropy, and social enterprise.
Communication is at the heart of his work. Every person is in a context and good communication takes that into account. This could mean drafting a constitution to meet an organisation’s needs, or translating complex language into understandable learning content. Unsurprisingly, his love of communication spills into his personal life, travelling the world and is fluent in English, Dutch, French and German.
Lyn Nolan
Equity is more than just money. I’ve always enjoyed accuracy, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of balancing the books. There’s a rightness to it, like everything is as it should be. Unsurprisingly, I studied accounting and for the last twenty years people have trusted me to manage their equity.
At iClick2Learn my role is the attention to detail in our finances, real accountability starts with our ability in accounts. I see being a stickler as a way to contribute to our integrity and engender trust in our clients.
One of the things I love about my work is the other kind of equity – equity of access to training. I grew up in regional NSW and I know how hard it is when you can’t access relevant training and resources. It’s gratifying to be a part of redressing the imbalance.