Board Member and Chief Impact Officer
Chief Security Officer
Brand & Communications Strategist
Advisory Board Member
Brittany Goodman is a strategic leader and educational entrepreneur with over 17 years of experience designing programs, building communities, and driving systemic change across institutions and national organizations.
Her career spans curriculum development, community engagement, operational leadership, and large-scale program strategy — including work at the intersection of education, philanthropy, and nonprofit systems. She has partnered with industry leaders, academic experts, and institutions to build frameworks that translate complex ideas into practical, human-centered programs with measurable, lasting impact.
Brittany brings to the Blue Rose Alliance Advisory Board a deep understanding of how individuals and communities can be mobilized around a shared mission. Her experience scaling programs, expanding institutional reach, and building national communities positions her to strengthen the connective tissue between Blue Rose Alliance’s prevention intelligence and the partners, systems, and networks where that work must operate.
Danielle leads the strategic development of the Blue Rose Foundation’s brand and communications ecosystem, ensuring that our mission, intelligence, and prevention initiatives are delivered with clarity and alignment across all audiences. Her work focuses on building a coherent brand architecture, strengthening organisational positioning, and designing communication frameworks that support early-intervention outcomes.
With a background spanning education, health, and social impact, Danielle has held strategic roles across the UK and Australia, across education and health-tech. She specialises in translating complex operational insight into concise, actionable messaging that enhances stakeholder understanding and supports effective decision-making.
At Blue Rose, Danielle oversees brand foundations, messaging strategy, and external communications, advising on how the organisation presents its expertise, partnerships, and preventative impact. She works closely with the leadership team to streamline information pathways, develop scalable communication processes, and ensure consistency across donor, partner, and public-facing channels.
Danielle is motivated to build systems that strengthen organisational effectiveness and amplify preventive action. She brings a strategic, analytical approach to brand development, helping ensure the foundation’s work is communicated accurately, efficiently, and with integrity.
Ilenna Copley is a Senior Commercial Advisor and former Special Counsel at a top-tier international law firm, with deep experience advising organisations from early-stage ventures to global enterprises on complex commercial and legal matters.
With an entrepreneurial mindset, Ilenna has led and supported initiatives without precedent, helping organisations navigate emerging issues, build sustainable models, and translate ideas into viable action. Her work spans the intersection of business, government and public interest, with a particular focus on risk, governance and accountability within complex systems.
Beyond her commercial practice, Ilenna has convened and chaired high-level forums on sustainable investment, the circular economy, and advanced technologies. One such roundtable directly led to the establishment of six economically sustainable projects in Kenya, alleviating extreme poverty and benefiting more than 250,000 people, demonstrating the real-world impact of informed collaboration. She is known for identifying and mitigating risk early, and for delivering outcomes where regulatory, structural or institutional
barriers would otherwise prevent progress.
Ilenna also organised a major international forum on the economic empowerment of women in the lead-up to the B20/G20 in 2014, bringing together organisations working across education, maternal health, violence prevention, entrepreneurship, access to capital, and corporate opportunity pathways. The forum directly informed policy conversations at a global level, reinforcing the role of coordinated, intelligence-led action in driving structural change.
A committed advocate for literacy and learning as foundations for long-term opportunity, Ilenna is the author of several books, most recently a children’s book designed to help families understand long parental deployments.
Inspired by the leadership of Alana Stott MBE and the work of her colleagues, Ilenna is proud to apply her expertise in service of Blue Rose Foundation’s mission to prevent exploitation through intelligence, education, and systemic change.
Dean Stott is the Head of Task Force at Blue Rose Circle and a distinguished former member of the Special Boat Service (SBS). His military career, marked by resilience and excellence, was cut short by a parachuting accident. Undeterred, Dean transitioned into the private security sector, where he built a reputation for handling some of the world’s most dangerous assignments. From managing kidnappings and navigating civil wars to evacuating high-risk sites like the Canadian Embassy in Libya, Dean’s expertise in security is unparalleled.
A record-breaking explorer and sought-after motivational speaker, Dean continues to live by the Special Forces ethos: “The Unrelenting Pursuit of Excellence.” In recognition of his services to sport, humanitarian efforts, and mental health advocacy, he was awarded the Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) by King Charles III. Dean’s commitment to courage, leadership, and humanitarian work makes him a key asset to the Blue Rose Circle’s mission.
Alana Stott, MBE, is an author, producer, anti-human trafficking consultant, publisher, investigative security specialist, fundraising consultant, philanthropist, entrepreneur. Alana has spent more than 25 years developing and overseeing the growth of a variety of businesses of varying sizes from an array of industries. With a uniquely diverse and accomplished resume, Alana’s achievements have ranged from traveling salesperson to debt collector, bodyguard, hotel manager, bank manager, CEO of an intelligence-based security firm, non-profit consultant, writer, and producer.
She is a firm believer that nothing is out of reach. Alana has dedicated her life to protecting others and solving problems. She has worked as a personal security agent for high-profile clients, coordinated airlifts in hostile situations, and successfully negotiated television production deals.
As founder of Blue Rose Circle she uses 25 years of networks, partnerships, knowledge and skill-sets to end human trafficking through various methodologies. She is a passionate advocate for the rights of women and children. She is also a bestselling author of five books, including the children’s series Mollie’s Adventures, the business book How To Ask For Money, and her memoir, She Who Dares. Alana is a true inspiration, and in 2023, she received an MBE from King Charles III for her work supporting vulnerable women and children and mental health awareness.
T/S Cleared. OSINT (Open Source Intellegence) expert. CHTI (Certified Human Trafficking Investigator).
Ilenna Copley is a Senior Commercial Advisor and former Special Counsel at a top-tier international law firm, with deep experience advising organisations from early-stage ventures to global enterprises on complex commercial and legal matters.
With an entrepreneurial mindset, Ilenna has led and supported initiatives without precedent, helping organisations navigate emerging issues, build sustainable models, and translate ideas into viable action. Her work spans the intersection of business, government and public interest, with a particular focus on risk, governance and accountability within complex systems.
Beyond her commercial practice, Ilenna has convened and chaired high-level forums on sustainable investment, the circular economy, and advanced technologies. One such roundtable directly led to the establishment of six economically sustainable projects in Kenya, alleviating extreme poverty and benefiting more than 250,000 people, demonstrating the real-world impact of informed collaboration. She is known for identifying and mitigating risk early, and for delivering outcomes where regulatory, structural or institutional
barriers would otherwise prevent progress.
Ilenna also organised a major international forum on the economic empowerment of women in the lead-up to the B20/G20 in 2014, bringing together organisations working across education, maternal health, violence prevention, entrepreneurship, access to capital, and corporate opportunity pathways. The forum directly informed policy conversations at a global level, reinforcing the role of coordinated, intelligence-led action in driving structural change.
A committed advocate for literacy and learning as foundations for long-term opportunity, Ilenna is the author of several books, most recently a children’s book designed to help families understand long parental deployments.
Inspired by the leadership of Alana Stott MBE and the work of her colleagues, Ilenna is proud to apply her expertise in service of Blue Rose Foundation’s mission to prevent exploitation through intelligence, education, and systemic change.