Wayne has led Bartercard from its inception 21 years ago to its current position as a global leader in the barter industry operating from over 110 offices today with some 2,000 personnel employed under it banner. Bartercard is the world’s largest non-cash credit unit exchange and has operated in 20 countries and completed over $30 billion in trade.

For the past 15 years he became increasingly aware then concerned over the issue of global warming, and studied it in detail. The gap in communication between the business/finance sector and the environmental sectors seeking to solve this momentous problem became clear, and Wayne felt he could apply his unique combination of skills and knowledge to a global solution using cutting edge technology and the internet.

After selling Bartercard’s flagship operation in Australia in 2007 ($25.5 million), Wayne attended the UN climate change conference in Bali, and has shifted his focus and entrepreneurial skills to helping save our planet. Wayne is the major shareholder of CTX and full time CEO.

Lloyd’s commercial experience began over 20 years ago with a small commercial law firm. In 1993 he moved to Standard Chartered to help establish a market risk management function. Progressing through a number of credit and operational risk roles, he moved to Enron Corporation in early 2000 and gained a breadth of experience across electricity, gas, broadband and metals trading.

Returning to Australia in September 2002, Lloyd worked for PwC in financial risk management before moving to ANZ into a strategic risk role. Lloyd’s growing interest in sustainability and climate change ultimately led to his becoming a director in ANZ’s Institutional Sustainability team for two years. In this role he worked on developing revenue opportunities for financing based on climate change impacts, carbon markets and energy efficiency. He also developed carbon neutral strategies, developed and implemented a divisional sustainability strategy and helped developed business lending policy for water, energy and mining.

Lloyd has consulted in carbon and sustainability since 2009, returning to live and work in the UK in early 2011.

Chris joins the CTX team with over 30 years of Financial and Commodities Markets experience in Asia, US, the UK including Europe. In the 1980’s, he was one of the pioneers of the Inter Bank Currency and Interest Rate Swap market in Australia. Furthermore, Chris also established a Global Telecoms Derivatives market in London and the US which utilised PSTN Minutes and bandwidth.

During this period, Chris held positions as the Managing Director for Tullett and Tokyo Australia and was the Director of Eurocurrencies and Derivatives for Tullett and Tokyo Forex International Ltd. Chris was the CEO of TIREX Telecom International Rate Exchange which was a joint venture between Telstra Australia, Telia Sweden and Tullett and Tokyo London.

She is the Founder and CEO of Models of Success & Sustainability (MOSS), the industry body for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability. MOSS fosters responsible business and aids the professional development of CSR and sustainability practitioners as well as senior management teams, to drive sustainability and competitive business success. Moreover, she was one of the first 150 people trained by Al Gore around the world as a Climate Leader.