Our Team

Dennis George Mirosevich

Founder & CEO, Orbit Futures

Ambassador‑at‑Large & Cultural Diplomat Representative,

Majagi-TIBNLA & UTCLA Cultural Embassy

Secretary‑General (Designate), VeVIGO (in‑formation)

Dennis George Mirosevich is a diplomat, humanitarian, and cultural bridge builder whose career is dedicated to advancing Indigenous sovereignty, sustainable development, and international cooperation. Recognised for building trusted relationships with Indigenous Nations, traditional leadership, and global partners across Oceania, Australia, the Pacific Rim, and the Amazon, Dennis combines diplomatic experience, investment strategy, and community centred practice to create practical pathways for social, economic, and environmental regeneration.

Of Hrvatski–Dalmatinski heritage with ancestral ties to ancient Illyrian culture, Dennis blends spiritual respect for traditional knowledge with modern governance, finance, and development expertise. As Founder and CEO of Orbit Futures, he leads the organisation’s Three Pillar Delivery Model — mobilising responsible finance, overseeing culturally aligned project delivery, and establishing the Indigenous Nation Knowledge Institute (INKI). His leadership emphasises free, prior, and informed consent, transparent governance, and investment structures that align community benefit with sustainable returns.

Widely known as “The Conduit,” Dennis is recognised for his rare ability to bridge and transverse different cultures. His Western academic knowledge base, combined with Indigenous spiritual understanding of oneness, enables him to relate across worlds, create synergies, and foster mutual respect. This unique gift allows him to connect communities, governments, and investors in ways that result in a better world for both Indigenous and non Indigenous cultures.

Under his direction, Orbit Futures convenes specialist partners to deliver scalable, culturally respectful solutions in health, housing, energy, food security, marine sciences, and knowledge stewardship. His guiding principle, passed down through generations, remains clear: His guiding principle, passed down through generations, remains clear:

“Individually we can achieve results,

... but together we change the world.”

Allen G Reid

Chairman & Director of New Global Markets – Australia & Pacific nations

Allen G. Reid is of Indigenous Polynesian (American Samoa & Niue) and Caucasian (Scottish & Germanic) descent, carrying a lifelong commitment to uplifting impoverished peoples and defending the human rights of dispossessed and disadvantaged colonised and dependent populations. For more than four decades, he has advocated for First Nations peoples across Australia, Papua Province (Indonesia), Papua New Guinea, Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, engaging with United Nations specialised agencies, governments, and public–private–community sectors.

Recognised as an authorised Cultural Diplomat, Allen has worked extensively with tribal heads, elders, and community leaders in remote regions, supporting their efforts to protect sovereignty, strengthen governance, and rebuild people centred and infrastructure centred development systems. His work spans human rights, institutional performance, remote community capacity building, and sustainable development for colonised and dependent populations.

Allen serves as Chairman of Orbit Futures and is an Indigenous member of the organisation’s New Global Markets Division. He is also the co founding Director of Trikaur Tekman Traders Pty Ltd, a key partner to Orbit Futures in restoring sustainable native trade pathways for Australian, Melanesian, Micronesian, Polynesian, Southeast Asian, and global South populations. Together, Orbit Futures and Trikaur support Indigenous nations to re enter regional and international markets through culturally aligned, sovereignty affirming economic systems.

Across his career, Allen has represented Indigenous peoples at the United Nations ECOSOC, the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP), the UN Commission on the Status of Women, and the World Health Organization, contributing to global dialogues on rights, autonomy, and development. His leadership continues to centre the voices of Indigenous communities, ensuring their rights, knowledge systems, and sovereign identities remain at the forefront of international engagement.

Today, Allen is recognised as a representative of Indigenous Global South populations and serves as Director of New Global Markets for Australia and the Pacific Nations, guiding Orbit Futures’ mission to build circular economies that restore dignity, prosperity, and self determination for Indigenous peoples worldwide.

Greg Ecker

General Manager

Greg is the General Manager of Orbit Futures Pillar‑1, overseeing the organisation’s global trade and investment facilitation portfolio. With nearly 25 years of experience in international trade development and multi‑national investment structuring, he plays a central role in coordinating secure, bank‑contracted, risk‑averse investment opportunities for Orbit Futures’ sophisticated investors. His work ensures that investors receive stable, sound returns while simultaneously generating sustainable humanitarian funding for Indigenous Nations’ economic, social, and environmental projects.

Greg’s professional background spans investment facilitation, commodity trade management, international tourism, medical supply logistics, and the research and delivery of global marketing campaigns for emerging products and services. He is a passionate developer of New Global Market opportunities that create shared value for investors, developing nations, and remote Indigenous communities.

At Orbit Futures, Greg leads the executive development of international business pathways and structures personalised investment opportunities across private structured financial instruments, bank instruments, cryptocurrency, gold bullion, commodity sales, and access to emerging global markets. His strategic insight and cross‑sector experience strengthen Orbit Futures’ mission to deliver ethical, culturally aligned, and economically transformative outcomes.

Dato Sriram Venugopol

Ambassador-at-Large, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary,

Minister of Energy, Innovation & Trade, Majagi–TIBNLA Aboriginal Nation

Senior Cultural & Economic Cooperation Advisor

Dato Sriram Venugopol is a senior cultural–economic strategist who provides high‑level strategic advice to Orbit Futures clients across trade, investment, and cultural cooperation portfolios. With more than a decade of experience working across Asia, South‑East Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, he supports clients seeking to build ethical, culturally aligned, and commercially sound partnerships with governments and Indigenous communities.

Dato Sriram represents Orbit Futures clients in engagements with government ministries, investment authorities, and cultural institutions throughout these regions, ensuring that each partnership is grounded in respect, compliance, and long‑term value creation. His expertise spans ethical supply chain development, cultural economic program design, and cross‑border negotiation, enabling clients to navigate complex political and cultural environments with confidence.

As Minister of Energy, Innovation & Trade for the Majagi–TIBNLA Aboriginal Nation, he brings a unique Indigenous diplomatic perspective to global cooperation efforts, strengthening Orbit Futures’ mission to bridge cultures, economies, and communities.