Ketura Budd

Creative Director & CEO

Ketura begins their eighth year with You Are Here in 2026. They are an arts administrator with over a decade of experience, having worked as a stage and production manager for independent theatre companies around Australia. Highly experienced in event management, they have worked for Canberra based arts organisations as a creative producer or event manager including Ainslie Gorman Arts Centre, Dionysus (Art, Not Apart) and Little Dove. Ketura was the Front of House Manager at The Street Theatre, and an events manager on the Haig Park Experiments. Ketura is also the Executive Producer and a founding member of CLUBSCORE, a Canberra based queer art and sport collective. Ketura is a performer and director, has studied performance with Perform Australia and holds a Diploma in Live Production from Melbourne Polytechnic. Ketura was the Chair of the Minister’s Creative Council from 2023 to 2025.

Nick Delatovic

Senior Creative Producer

Former You Are Here President

Nick is a creative producer and interdisciplinary artist from the ACT.

Nick has served as a creative producer for You Are Here since 2011, and in this time has produced hundreds of art events across dozens of different artforms. He has also worked in an artist development/ creative producer role for Screen ACT and Noted Festival. Nick is an alumni of The Street Theatre’s Hive program for emerging writers and has acted as a writer, producer and performer on multiple national and international touring works. He has been active as a musician and bandleader in the ACT music scene since 2002.

Janhavi Salvi

Junior Creative Producer

Janhavi is an Indian artist working within the Visual and Media Arts, based in Canberra, Australia. She first joined You Are Here as an intern during the Cahoots Lab 2023, where she gained hands-on experience in the intricacies of running a season of art events. Excited to deepen her involvement, she returned to the organisation as a Junior Creative Producer, eager to contribute to the diverse artistic disciplines that shape both Canberra and the YAH community.  

Her practice is driven by experimentation, fostering more inclusive and dynamic creative spaces.  

Janhavi is also on the Board of Tributary Projects, an Artist Run Initiative in Canberra, where she serves as Secretary.

Madeleine Taylor

Chair

Madeleine is a Senior Director within the ACT Government and brings a deep background in governance, risk management, project management, procurement and contract management to the You Are Here Board. Madeleine was previously a Non-Public Member of the ACT Government Procurement Board and has worked in senior positions across the not-for-profit and private sector. Madeleine is passionate about supporting the Canberra community and has a strong interest in the arts. She joined the You Are Here Board in 2025.

Jade Carson

Deputy Chair

Jade is the Chief Information Officer at the National Gallery of Australia, leading digital strategy, technology transformation and information management across the organisation. With more than 20 years in government and cultural institutions, Jade focuses on making technology practical, secure and people-centred. She has completed executive studies at Oxford’s Saïd Business School and is a long-time advocate for women in technology.

Britt Nichols

Secretary

Britt is a versatile designer, creative and marketing professional with over a decade of experience bringing bold ideas to life in the real world. With expertise spanning branding, digital marketing, event management, and the vibrant intersection of design and placemaking, Britt thrives at the crossroads of creativity and strategy.

Before joining Brand Rebellion as Senior Designer, Britt was the local producer of ACT Surface Festival, bringing public art to life in unexpected spaces, and drove creative engagement at the Canberra Innovation Network, where she facilitated events and opportunities for startups and innovators. She is the Design Director for Eaten Magazine, an international publication where her work bridges history, hunger and design.

Antonio Machuca

Treasurer

Antonio is a qualified lawyer and senior risk and compliance professional. He has over ten years experience in the Australian financial services sector, specialising in regulatory risk, AML/CTF, privacy and governance. Antonio has led compliance teams and implemented practical governance and risk frameworks. He holds a double degree in Arts and Law, majoring in ethics and human rights, and holds a Masters in International Relations. In his spare time, Antonio is interested in visual arts, particularly oil painting.

Katerina Lionis

Ordinary Member

Katerina is an architect and infrastructure advisor working on Ngunnawal country. Katerina provides strategic consulting and advice to a range of organisations in Canberra, Melbourne and internationally on public and transport precincts, community housing developments and tertiary masterplans. Katerina is an advocate for great design for all, and early in her career, she led architectural projects nationally and internationally from concept design to construction and beyond. Katerina stays engaged with the arts whenever she can – holding a PDipMus in Performance (Flute), and building functional ceramic homewares.

Anna Kikuno O’Leary

Ordinary Member

Anna first encountered You Are Here in a disused shopfront that had been taken over for a performance circa 2010. She has spent her time since then trying to collect similarly magical experiences. She believes more people should have access to more art: making it and experiencing it much more often. 

Anna is a digital and communications strategist, occasional writer, and a graduate and top student of AWARD School. She is currently Head of Digital Engagement at the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House in Canberra.

Reuben Lewis

Ordinary Member

Born and raised in Canberra now based in Naarm, Reuben Lewis is an award-winning and ARIA nominated musician, arts worker and PhD candidate. He is currently the Communications & Membership Lead at Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS), a not-for-profit organisation which oversees and provides public access to a collection of hundreds of electronic instruments which span the history of electronic sound. Previous roles include Marketing & Communications Manager at Dancehouse (2022-2025), Associate Artist, Digital Producer and AAO Recordings Manager at the Australian Art Orchestra (2019-2022), and Publicity & Content Producer at Earshift Music (2021-2023). 

Reuben’s creative practice has been described as “beyond category” (The Australian) and lauded as “a vivid listening experience that gleams with sinister detail” (The Wire). He is the Artistic Director of I Hold the Lion’s Paw, an ensemble founded in 2016 with a goal to make genre defying work that has been likened to the “feeling of having stumbled into someone else’s LSD trip” (Sydney Morning Herald). Recent projects include ‘Lost in Place’ – a durational jazz-butoh crossover performance devised in collaboration with Yumi Umiumare and Taka Takiguchi (滝口貴), and ‘Imagination Exploration’ – a touring program for children focusing on non idiomatic group improvisation devised in collaboration with Musica Viva Australia in Schools.

Ammitoj Singh

Ordinary Member

Ammitoj is a Canberra-based lawyer who runs Ammitoj Singh Legal, a small conveyancing and property law firm. He enjoys helping people navigate property transactions and making the legal process easier to understand. Ammitoj values clear communication and building genuine connections with clients and the community. Outside of work, he’s interested in local initiatives that bring people together and support young professionals. As part of the YAH Board, he hopes to contribute practical ideas and a community-minded perspective.

Morgan Little

Ordinary Member

Morgan is a producer of many things – video games, arts festivals, and creative arts projects. They have worked as a Producer for Crack Theatre Festival (Newcastle, NSW, 2018-19) and You Are Here festival (Canberra, ACT, 2015-2017), and as a Creative Producer on a number of shows that have toured across Australia.

They are particularly interested in developing sustainable practice for artists and festivals, to avoid creative burnout and mitigate environmental impact. Currently based in Naarm (Melbourne, VIC), Morgan works as an Associate Producer on Gods Unchained, a digital trading card game. Morgan joined the YAH board in 2021.