The two Q&A briefs that populate LWD's source-of-truth document on founder professional experience. Each founder has an HTML form (browser) and a plain-text mirror (paste-into-email). Pick whichever suits.
Life Without Debt is not asking donors to trust an idea. It is asking them to trust two practitioners who have already spent 60 combined years working at the exact intersection the charity operates at, consumer credit (Laurence) and the medical industry (Lisa). This professional history is the credibility spine of every donor conversation, referrer MOU, grant application and board paper the charity produces.
These briefs capture that history in the founders' own words. The captured answers assemble into the source-of-truth document /founders-professional-witness, from which every downstream artefact quotes verbatim.
Six parts covering: professional history, the referrer network (named palliative-care / hospital-social-work / community-nursing / PHN relationships), LWD role preferences, professional witness at the illness / debt intersection, what she wants LWD to NOT say in her name, and logistics.
Open interactive HTML form → Plain-text version (paste-into-email)Seven parts covering: professional practice, creditor-side relationships and hardship pathways, LWD role + Credit Mediation Services relationship (legal-sensitive), practitioner witness, what he wants LWD to NOT say (legal-sensitive), governance and Board-Appointed Advisors, and logistics.
Open interactive HTML form → Plain-text version (paste-into-email)ANSWER: line. Some questions in Laurence's brief allow FLAG FOR DEEN as a valid answer, that routes those items to the Legal Advisor's G2 review rather than trying to answer them here.
Once both briefs are returned, the captured answers are assembled, verbatim, no paraphrase, into /founders-professional-witness. That document then moves through the 5-gate approval chain:
FLAG FOR DEEN items resolved hereLive status of both briefs and all 10 gates (5 for the witness doc, 5 for the companion advisor charter) is tracked at /s63-response-tracker.