Liron Moyal is the Founder and Director of The Creative Hearts CIC, established in December 2025. A passionate visual artist and experienced educator, Liron has devoted her career to exploring the transformative power of creativity. 

Responsible for guiding the organisation’s strategic direction and overall operations. She leads the Head Office and Financial Management departments, together with the Event Management and Fundraising Manager department, ensuring sustainability for the CIC. She oversees the Event Management and Fundrising Manager department. She also ensures all financial processes, budgets, and contractual agreements are managed with accuracy, transparency, and full legal compliance. She also oversees human resources, including staff management and volunteer recruitment, ensuring the organisation operates efficiently and maintains the highest professional standards while working closely with the board and partners on key organisational decisions. 

Her extensive experience in arts education, community engagement, and event planning shapes her leadership. With 15 years as an art teacher in Barnet primary schools, she has created inclusive spaces where children develop confidence and creativity. She leads community arts and wellbeing programmes for vulnerable children, teenagers, and older adults across Barnet, using creative practice to strengthen connection, resilience, and emotional wellbeing.

Alex Dakovic joined The Creative Hearts CIC in early 2026 as a Supportive Director, leading the CIC’s fundraising department. In this role, she manages fundraising initiatives, develops strategies to engage donors and supporters, and oversees fundraising events, helping ensure the sustainability of the CIC’s programs. 

Alongside her fundraising leadership, Alex brings a strong specialism in movement and physical well-being. She holds a Level 3 qualification in Yoga and works as a primary school PE teacher, which has significantly strengthened the CIC’s ability to integrate movement-based wellbeing into its programmes. Her background in both education and embodied practice allows her to support participants not only through creative expression but also through physical awareness, confidence, and emotional regulation through movement. 

Through her personal experience, Alex discovered that art offers a powerful way to express thoughts and ideas beyond words, and this continues to inspire her commitment to making creative opportunities accessible, supportive, and empowering for the community. 

With four years of experience in education, she brings both professional knowledge and a strong sense of responsibility to her work with young people. Throughout her time in education, she has led and contributed to a number of creative initiatives, including developing a dedicated SEN space and creating a collaborative primary school mural project for the school community in Barnet. As a safeguarding lead, Alex combines her creativity, educational experience, and commitment to inclusion to strengthen the CIC’s programmes and wider community impact.