Meet Joey

Founder & CEO

Joey Tabone is an urban and social geographer. He specializes in the impact that cities and people have on the natural environment and the climate.

He is an environmentalist, social justice activist, urbanist, and futurist.

Scroll down to read more about Joey and the foundation for Sixty7.green.

Meet Louise

Senior Consultant

Louise Aston is a multi-award-winning advocate for workplace health and wellbeing. She has relentlessly campaigned to establish mental health and wellbeing as non-negotiable boardroom imperatives.

She is joining Sixty7.Green because she is passionate about bridging the sustainability connection between people and planet, emphasising the need for adopting a whole organisation and intersectional approach.

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Meet Andrew

Senior Consultant

Andrew Iwanoczko is a market-oriented business director with both deep awareness of the space and geospatial technology sectors alongside a commitment to delivering sustainable business transitions.

He is passionate about the utilisation of technologies for both social good and order-magnitude positive environmental impact and motivated to ensure those benefits are delivered by organisations who themselves represent the shining beacons of sustainable business.

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Meet Andy

Strategic Advisor

Andy Melia is a strategic collaborator focussing on social impact and responsible business. 

Andy joined Sixty7.Green because he is passionate about purposeful leadership and responsible business. He wants to make the world a better place, make good things happen and along the way, bring a little sunshine into people’s lives.

He is a successful campaigner, experienced leader and committed mentor.

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Meet Sophia

Senior Consultant

Sophia Owens is an experienced innovator and senior leader passionate about the power of collaborative partnerships.

Sophia joined Sixty7.Green bringing a breadth of industry experience to help develop an organisation's vision for a prosperous future. Sophia has a keen interest in sustainable food and farming.

She is passionate about how she can supercharge the impact that sustainable business can have for people and the planet.

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Meet Daniele

Junior Consultant and Digital Content Manager

Daniele is an administrative and social media professional. He has an adventurous spirit with a passion for people, places, and diverse cultures.

He joined Sixty7.Green because he believes that the conservation of the natural world depends on social and economic equality. He is also excited by the prospect of working with organisations that deliver profit with purpose. And he loves making good things happen.

Daniele firmly believes that humanity’s survival depends on the health and wealth-being of all living things. It is what he believes ultimately lies at the heart of sustainability.

Why Sixty7.green?

In 1967, a number of environmentally positive and globally significant things happened.

In the United States, the Environmental Defense Fund was created. Guided by science and economics, it lobbied for the need to preserve the natural systems on which life depends. It really was a world first in environmental activism.

At the same time, across the Pacific, in Australia, the Tasmanian Government revoked protection provided by the Lake Peddar National Park. This action created an environmental battleground and consequently a few years later, the formation of the world’s first green party, the United Tasmania Group.

Whilst in the UK, in the same year, HRH The Prince of Wales, the heir to the British throne, went to Cambridge University. HRH read archaeology and anthropology – the beginning of a lifelong passion for the environment and sustainability, organic farming and ultimately championing action on climate change.

So 1967 seemed a significant watershed in environmental terms. It was also the year Joey Tabone, Sixty7.green Founder, was born.

Fast forward to 2021, some 54 years later and after a considerable time campaigning for the environment, first at the Australian Greenhouse Office and then at The Prince’s Charities in the UK Sixty7.green was born, registered, totally coincidentally, at 67 Canal Building, London.

67 relates to that significant year on the global environmental calendar. Green reflects our desire to put sustainability at the heart of everything we do, the advice we provide, the connections we make and the people we bring together.

The Foundation

Planned by Walter Burley Griffin and his partner and wife Marion Mahony Griffin, Canberra reflects the two main strands of planning popular in the early 1900’s, the beauty and monumental grandeur of the City Beautiful movement and the landscape and social engineering of the Garden City movement.

Joey majored in geography and politics at the Australian National University in Canberra. He then spent the good part of two decades working for the Australian Government and its Climate Change Office before joining The Prince’s Charities in the UK.

Canberra and London sparked a lifelong interest in championing sustainability, increasing access to social justice, involving communities in local planning, creating beautiful cities, and campaigning on the climate emergency.

Building on 30 years of supporting and growing government, charity and corporate partnerships, Joey started Sixty7.green to show how exemplary leadership can move mountains.