Tim Lo Surdo is a distinguished professional with a diverse portfolio of leadership roles in various organizations focused on public policy, social justice, and community support. Currently serving as an International Advisory Board Member at The University of Western Australia's Public Policy Institute, Chairperson of the Jane Goodall Institute Australia, and a Civil Society Member of Australia’s Open Government Forum, Tim's expertise contributes significantly to policy development and civic engagement. Additional roles include Board Director positions at the Cultural Facilities Corporation, Consumer Policy Research Centre, and Alliance for Gambling Reform, alongside a committee membership with the Victorian Government Sustainability Fund. Tim holds a Bachelor of Laws from The University of Queensland and an Associate in Music from the Australian Music Examinations Board.
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Funders Initiative for Civil Society
FICS’ vision is a world in which people have the power to hold leaders accountable and shape their government, economy and society towards justice, equality and fairness for all. FICS believes civic space is the engine room for generating the ideas, shared will and collaboration needed to create fairer futures. We exist to defend and expand civic space, especially by motivating the philanthropic community to help push back on the shrinking of precious physical world and digital spaces. FICS forecasts the trends that will shape the future of civic space, and we host new initiatives to help mobilise resources, alongside grant-making and field-building. FICS is located in London, UK and is a fiscally sponsored and hosted project of Global Dialogue, a registered charity (1122052) in England and Wales.