Our Ambassadors/

Wes Agar

Cricketer

Max Burford

Sports Presenter

Themis Chryssidis

Dietitian & Chef

John Clements

Bowel cancer survivor

Danni Duncan

Women’s Health & Fitness Coach

Sophie Edwards

Podcaster & Speaker

Kellie Finlayson

Author, Podcaster & Influencer

Kelly Golding

Radio and Television Presenter

Graeme Goodings

Veteran TV Journalist

Shelly Horton

TV Journalist

Merv Hughes

Cricket legend

Charlotte Lasica

Youth Ambassador

John Longmire

Former Sydney Swans Coach

Dahlia Matkovic

Youth Ambassador

Brenton Ragless

Channel 9 TV Presenter

Dr Michela Sorensen

GP

Jessica Stenson

Marathon Runner

Dale Sweeney

State Director, Schiavello Construction

Steve Testar

Showcase SA Co-Founder & CEO

Jasmin Teurlings

7NEWS Journalist

Tory Toogood

Physio and Marathon Runner

Hugo Toovey

Army Major & Health Advocate

Yvonne Tozzi

Model

James Trenerry

Entrepreneur

Gavin Wanganeen

AFL legend & Indigenous Artist

Our ambassadors are passionate advocates for bowel cancer awareness and prevention, united by a commitment to helping save lives. Some have experienced bowel cancer themselves, while others have supported family members, friends or loved ones affected by the disease. Together, they help encourage Australians to understand their risk, participate in screening and take proactive steps to prevent bowel cancer.

Our current Jodi Lee Bowel Cancer Foundation ambassadors are: Wes Agar, Max Burford, Themis Chryssidis, John Clements, Danni Duncan, Sophie Edwards, Kellie Finlayson, Kelly Golding, Graeme Goodings, Shelly Horton, Merv Hughes, Charlotte Lasica, John Longmire, Dahlia Matkovic, Brenton Ragless, Dr Michela Sorensen, Jessica Stenson, Dale Sweeney, Steve Testar, Jasmin Teurlings, Tory Toogood, Hugo Toovey, Yvonne Tozzi, James Trenerry and Gavin Wanganeen.