Cross Cultural Consultants (CCC) is a specialist advisory and strategic training firm that works across a range of sectors, with a focus in diverse and cross cultural environments.
We are 100% First Nations owned and managed, and are committed to creating opportunities for social, economic and cultural development for our communities, clients and partners.
Our work is guided by cultural integrity and respectful partnerships; participatory and community-led methodologies, clear governance and accountability structures, evidence informed decision-making, and a focus on practical implementation.
What We Do
Professional Training
Executive and C-suite Cultural Capability Building
Bespoke Learning and Program Design
Instructor-Led and Blended Training
Award Winning eLearning Programs
Specialist Advisory
Global Project, Policy and Reform Advisory
Evaluation, Review and Evidence Monitoring
Strategic Engagement and Co-Design
Cultural Governance and Leadership
Our Team
Backed by decades of lived experience and deep community connections, our team brings practical, authentic insight to every project. We are local experts passionate about bridging cultures and delivering genuine, long-term impact across the Northern Territory and beyond.
Jason Elsegood
CEO/Director
Jaya Pastor-Elsegood
Manager – Strategy and Business Development
Michelle Long
Intern
Marissa Elsegood
Business Manager
Bodhi Pastor-Elsegood
Senior Project Manager and Analyst
kate Thompson
Office Manager
James
O'Keefe
International and Development Specialist
Our Partners
Where We Work
We currently operate across all of Australia, Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands. As our organization grows, we are actively looking to expand our reach even further into the broader region.
Headquartered on Larrakia Country (Darwin), with Offices on Gimuy-Walubara Yindiji Country and Yirrganydji (Cairns) and Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Bunurong Country (Melbourne), we acknowledge all Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We celebrate the continuous living cultures of First Nations peoples and honour the enduring leadership of Elders past and present.