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| Matt Church |
Passion and Productivity
Matt Church has made it his mission to help you feel good. Drawing on an academic background in applied science and human performance, Matt has carved out a niche studying work-life balance, and delivering practical solutions for people to live the lives they deserve. Matt channels his findings into the popular Fix How You Feel series of books. A highly awarded and commanding speaker, Matt presents widely, and passionately, about his work. |
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| Dr Edward DeBono |
Lateral Thinker
Edward is widely regarded as the leading authority in the field of creative thinking, and the direct teaching of thinking as a skill. An author, academic and lecturer, Edward has written 62 books and lectured in 54 countries. He is the originator of lateral thinking and one of the few in history attributed with influencing the way we think. Edward is unique in his application, working with everyone from young children to corporate executives and large organisations. |
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| Tim Flannery |
Environmental ambassador
Environmental ambassador and Macquarie University Professor Tim Flannery took it upon himself to mobilise humanity into countering the effects of climate change. His book, The Weather Makers: How Man is Changing the Climate and What It Means for Life on Earth made the New York Times best-sellers list. Honoured in 2005 as Australian Humanist of the Year, his continued efforts earned him Australian of the Year in 2007. Tim is an inspiring and passionate man who motivates and educates his audience. |
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| John Gray |
Relationships Expert
The author of relationship guide Women Are From Mars, Men Are From Venus shot to fame when book sales propelled him into the New York best-seller list, where he remained for six years. For over thirty years John has presented seminars throughout the world, helping men and women to understand, respect and appreciate their differences. His humour, compassion and simple wisdom have grown his brand into coaching, and made him one of the most sought after international media identities. |
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| Dr Karl Kruszelnicki |
Science commentator
Dr Karl makes you curious about things you didn’t know existed. It’s his enthusiasm and vast knowledge that makes you sit up and listen. And listen we do. every week to his many radio broadcasts, He makes regular television appearances on Seven’s Sunrise and The ABC's 'Sleek Geeks. His latest book 'Please Explain" is a hit. Audiences are fascinated at his ability to simpify the complex world of physics. A great entertainer. |
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| Professor Ian Lowe |
Science, Technology and the Environment
Professor Ian Lowe AO, plays a leading role in the innovation and promotion of science and technology, and for the protection and sustainability of the environment. He holds senior positions at several of Australia’s universities, and is the President of the Australian Conservation Foundation. Prof Lowe today consults to all levels of government and private organisations, and is an integral member of several local and international groups targeting science, climate change and sustainability. Prof Lowe has, and continues to make, an immense contribution to science, environment and the Australian way of life. |
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| Mark McCrindle |
Futurist & Demographer
It’s Mark McCrindle’s job to predict the future. He has the knack of taking the social pulse of the nation, and the success and health of business rests upon it. Mark engages audiences with his interactive style to motivate them into achieving higher performance. He extensively researches the new generations and accurately tracks emerging trends, then steers his research findings towards leaders in sales, marketing, HR, and management to help them understand the times in which they operate, and not just be observers.
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| James B. Moody |
CSIRO Mgr & 'Inventors' Judge
James Bradfield Moody has amassed an impressive list of credentials in a very short space of time, and for such a young person. Armed with his PhD in innovation theory, James marched into prominence through a host of senior development roles. Currently a CSIRO General Manager, James leads their global development agenda, including creating research projects of international significance and helping Australia gain access to foreign knowledge, infrastructure and intellectual property. He has also been a guest judge on ABC's 'The New Inventors'
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| Dr Graeme Pearman |
Award Winning Scientist and Environmentalist
Dr Graeme Pearman, highly awarded scientist, passionate environmentalist and advisor to former US Vice President Al Gore on environmental issues and controversial documentary An Inconvenient Truth. Internationally regarded for his work, Dr Pearman is an influencer in media, governmental and industry body circles and is instrumental in bringing climate change to the Australian awareness. His tenacity, dedication and expertise in the field of science and the environment is currently channelled through his own consultancy, and a Directorship role with the Monash University Sustainability Institute. |
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| Prof. Ron Penny |
Immunologist and Health Expert
Prof. Penny is one of Australia's most respected experts in Immunology and Haematology. With numerous published articles and public and private board roles he is accross many of the major health issues facing Australia today. From being at the forefront of AIDS in it's early days to newer problems like obesity and workforce stress. Ron Penny is able to take complex heath issues and explain them in laymans terms so audiences can take home practical information to improve their daily lives. |
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| Professor Kerryn Phelps |
Leader in the Campaign for Health
Professor Kerryn Phelps plays a major role in the development and management of our nation’s health. The Sydney University Adjunct Professor was elected Federal President of the Australian Medical Association in 2000. Her advocacy of integrative medicine saw the establishment of her state-of-the-art Uclinic, and her appearance on a range of television and radio shows and print media educating the public on health issues. Kerryn pens regular commentary and advice for the Australian Women’s Weekly and Medical Observer Magazines. |
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| Paul Scully-Power |
Australia's First Astronaut
His portrait hangs proudly in the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, honouring a distinguished career across a dizzying array of specialities: technology and strategy, defence and security, aviation and aerospace, ICT, oceanography and education. His contribution has global reach and a long list of awards and recognitions to match. Generally regarded as Australia’s first astronaut, Paul was aboard Challenger on the 13th flight of the space shuttle. |
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| Dr Keith Suter |
International Affairs Commentator
Best known for his expert commentary role on global affairs on the Seven Sunrise program, Keith is a huge thinker. His depth of understanding of global issues, terrorism, law, cultures, and business is extraordinary. He's a leading academic and member of the exclusive 'Club of Rome'with only 100 members which include Mikhail Gorbachev, Bill Gates and Al Gore. He was voted 'Australian Communicator of the Year in 2004. |
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| David Suzuki |
Scientist and sustainable ecology ambassador
Passionate environmentalist, scientist and media figure, David is a world leader in sustainable ecology and has received consistent international acclaim and award for his work. He has produced a number of fascinating television series, and authored more than 30 publications. David’s self titled Foundation aims to protect the planet by collaborating with a range of research, business, governments and industry bodies to find sustainable ways of living. David’s wealth of knowledge and experience provides a compelling and motivating presentation. |
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| Dr Fiona Wood |
Burns Specialist
Fiona, an established plastic surgeon and mother of six, became world renowned for her patented invention of spray on skin for burns victims. Her exceptional skill and leadership received deserved praise in 2002 when she and her team at Royal Perth Hospital treated the largest proportion of the Bali bombings survivors. This highlighted the ground breaking research into burns treatment taking place in Western Australia and subsequently led to Fiona receiving the 2005 Australian of the Year Award.
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