Dana is a two-time Olympian (rowing), and mother of two young children. She is passionate about encouraging and supporting young girls and women to be involved in sport, for their physical health, personal development and the lifelong skills that they will develop through involvement with sport. Dana is also a strong advocate for WSRT's Get Active Program which helps men, women and children improve their health through nutrition and physical activity.

Jencie graduated from the University of Tasmania in 1992 with a Batchelor of Commerce major in Accounting and Finance, and a Batchelor of Laws in 2008. Jencie was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Tasmania in August 2009. Jencie practises property law, corporate commercial law and estate planning. Prior to practicing law, Jencie worked as an accountant with a leading Hobart Accounting practise, and in agriculture as a Sheep Overseer. Jencie's interest in agriculture lead her to obtain an Associate Diploma in Farm Management in 1983. Jencie continues to have a strong interest in the rural community. She is currently the Chair, Elder & Succession Law Committee of the Law Society of Tasmania, October 2015 - present. Womensport and Recreation Tasmania Inc. Board Member October 2015 - present.  Graduate and Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, March 2015.

Jencie is a keen hockey player and believes sport provides many opportunities for Tasmanians.

Sarah is a former ABC broadcaster. She has worked in media management, and as a producer and journalist in news, current affairs, television and sport. She has also taught journalism at universities in Tasmania, Darwin and Canberra. Sarah is a long-time advocate for women in sport and has been engaged as a freelance journalist, trainer and researcher for the Australian Sports Commission, the Australian Institute of Sport, and Womensport Australia. Her interests include sport as an avenue to support leadership opportunities, better mental health and the chance to give back to community. Sarah is actively involved with the establishment of girls Australian rules football in Tasmania.