Paul Oosting has been the National Director of GetUp since 2015.

As National Director, Paul has led GetUp through two federal election campaigns and pioneered a raft of innovative campaign tactics and tools. This includes the successful Yes Campaign for Marriage Equality that helped thousands of people mobilise and enrol to vote. 

Paul works alongside GetUp’s one million members and talented team of world class campaigners, organisers, technologists and analysts. Together, they drive a campaign agenda focused on enhancing participation in our democracy. 

Before joining GetUp, Paul led the successful campaign to stop Gunns’ proposed pulp mill in Tasmania. His negotiations resulted in the protection of over 160,000 hectares of Tasmania’s ancient forests.

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Natalie O’Brien is GetUp’s Chief of Staff and former Economic Fairness Director. She joined GetUp in 2013, after a stint at NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet, and having campaigned on issues including marriage rights and immigration reform during the 2012 US presidential election.

Ruby is the Head of Campaigns at GetUp.  She has campaigned across issues such as electoral law reform, gender equality, marriage equality, maintaining a free and independent media landscape and fighting mass surveillance.

Ruby joined GetUp’s Economic Fairness team in 2015, has played a leading role in GetUp’s democracy campaign work and more recently led GetUp’s 2019 election campaign against Peter Dutton in the seat of Dickson.

Larissa Baldwin is a Widjabul woman from the Bundjalung Nations and GetUp’s First Nations Justice Campaign Director. She dedicates her life to fighting for First Nations justice and Self-Determination. From staunch grassroots resistance, to building the Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network, to starting First Nations Justice campaigning at GetUp. Larissa has a passion for mentoring young people, and crafting brilliant campaign strategies.

Larissa is an expert on gas policy, she has spent extensive periods of time in the Northern Territory working directly with Traditional Owners and communities who don’t support fracking on their land. She’s also undertaken extensive research and policy campaign work on gas supply, the gas industry and its impacts on climate change and fossil fuel emissions.

Larissa can speak on a range of diverse topics including, Native Title and land rights, decarceration, democracy, health, education and politics

Before she joined GetUp she was National Co-Director for Seed Mob and a Queensland Campaigner for the Australian Youth Climate Coalition working across on the Reef and Galilee campaign.

Ed leads GetUp’s efforts to build an economy that works for all of us. He authored  GetUp’s economic vision Future to Fight For, hosts a podcast by the same name, and has brought some of the world’s leading economic thinkers on tour to Australia.

Prior to working at GetUp, Ed was the Executive Director of the world’s largest social impact consultancy for charities and non-profits, a speech-writer for a former senior Australian politician, and an analyst at one of Australia’s best performing private equity funds.

Ed was the Dean’s Undergraduate Scholar for Economics at Sydney University, and is one of only a handful of people to have won both the Australasian and World Debating Championships

Ben Raue is a data analyst specialising in analysing Australian elections. He has run the Tally Room website since 2008, where he publishes guides to every state and federal election. Ben has worked at GetUp since 2013 where he analyses GetUp’s one-million strong membership database.

Chandi is GetUp’s Democracy and Media Campaign Director, working across issues such as the fight to keep our ABC fully funded, press freedom, and for a strong, anti-corruption commission with real power to hold politicians to account.

Chandi joined GetUp in 2019, working on the successful Warringah election campaign to oust Tony Abbott from Parliament. Before joining GetUp Chandi worked as a Media and Policy Advisor at NSW Parliament for five years.