Suzan Wahhab combines deep financial acumen with a lifelong commitment to justice. Born in Jerusalem, she is a CPA, author, and co-founder of the financial firm Money Intelligence. Her proven leadership in financial governance is demonstrated through her treasurer and finance director roles with multiple community and professional organisations. She also serves as the President of our sister charity, Palestinian Christians in Australia.

In her capacity as a PCIA Foundation director, Suzan provides the critical financial and operational expertise necessary to build a sustainable and impactful charity.

James Harris is a campaign architect and peace advocate working at the intersection of faith and social justice. He serves as Director of Strategic Projects with NAYBA Australia and as a Campaigner with Common Grace, where he mobilises faith communities to respond to humanitarian crises. A dedicated organiser with a proven track record of building effective, grassroots movements, James also co-founded and helps lead impactful initiatives like Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimages and Aotearoa Christians for Peace in Palestine.

In his capacity as a PCIA Foundation director, he brings strategic campaign expertise and a deep commitment to mobilising grassroots support for our mission.

Professor Bassam Dally is a distinguished academic and a dedicated community advocate. A professor of engineering with a PhD from the University of Sydney, he was recognised by Stanford University as among the top 2% of scientists worldwide. Born in Kufir Yassif, Palestine, Bassam has a 20-year history of impactful advocacy in Australia, working with organisations like APAN and AFOPA, and establishing the prestigious Edward Said Memorial Lecture in Adelaide. Bassam is also the Vice President of our sister charity, Palestinian Christians in Australia.

As a PCIA Foundation director, he brings a unique blend of analytical rigour, strategic vision, and a deep, long-standing commitment to the Palestinian cause.

Reverend Jarrod McKenna is a social justice leader who excels at mobilizing people for ethical, justice-oriented missions. Jarrod mentored emerging leaders, taught nonviolent social change internationally, and preached with integrity and theological depth. As the founder of movements like Common Grace and a former National Advisor for World Vision Australia, Love Makes A Way, and initiated the First Home Project —a residential community for refugees— he combines prophetic advocacy with a proven commitment to nonviolent social change.

As a PCIA Foundation director, he brings this wealth of experience to help build our new charity supporting the Palestinian community in Australia and Palestine.