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  • Bettina Arndt 

Bettina Arndt 
Sex Therapist & Journalist 

Bettina came to prominence in the 70’s editing Forum, an adult sex education magazine. After the close of Forum in 1981 Bettina moved in to writing about broader social issues, particularly male-female relationships in The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Known for her controversial and bold statements, Bettina is often invited to participate on government committee’s and in radio interviews. She encourages lively debate and controversy.
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  • Glenn Cooper AM 

Glenn Cooper AM 
Coopers Brewery, Exec Chairman

Glenn Cooper sits at the helm of one of Australia’s most loved breweries – Coopers. He continues a legacy begun five generations ago and seen the rise and rise of his family’s product. Glenn originally trained in computing and engineering, carving out his own path to build a successful computer company which later sold for $3.5 million. On joining the family business Glenn’s strengths in marketing saw him take up the marketing director role and today, based on values of tradition and quality, the Coopers range enjoys strong sales both nationally and abroad.
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  • Tim Costello 

Tim Costello 

CEO World Vision
In his “Tips from a travelling soul seeker” Reverend Costello shares his experiences of people far less fortunate than ourselves. A well known face and voice to audiences around Australia, Tim is known for his work with the homeless and marginalised people, and his stance against the excesses of gambling. In February 2004 he became Chief Executive of World Vision, Australia’s largest overseas aid organisation, drawn to the organisation’s philosophy of helping the poorest of the poor.

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  • Stacey Currie 

Stacey Currie 
Businesswoman /Author /Adversity

Often referred to as the “dynamite” by colleagues, clients and friends, Stacey was a first time mother at 16, and now 32years young she is a busy mum of 5 children. A speaker, a published author and the Official Ambassador for the Lighthouse Foundation, she still finds time to keep fit, run a successful business and stay passionate about helping others to achieve their goals.
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  • Khoa Do 

Khoa Do 

Young Australian of the Year
From a Vietnamese refugee boat bound for Australia, to an enviable list of film and community awards and honours. The Director and co-writer of critically acclaimed film Footy Legends, Khoa Do has achieved extraordinary success with courage, resilience and hope amidst incredible opposition. Khoa’s outstanding ability to inspire and motivate has seen him repeatedly called upon to represent his community and Australia on a number of pressing social issues.

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  • Anh Do 

Anh Do 
Comedian, TV personality

The perfect risk free choice of corporate MC and comedian. his witty clean and friendly stage manner make him one of Australia's most popular comedians and TV personalities , including Dancing With The Stars, Thank God Your're Here, Spicks and Specks, Rove and The Footy Show. A Vietnamese refugee as a 2 year old, he also has a Bachelor of Law. An incredible and inspiring story sits beneath this very funny man.
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  • John Gray 

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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  • Moira Kelly 

Moira Kelly 
Executive Director, The Children First Foundation

Captivated by the work of Mother Theresa, Moira Kelly stuck to her childhood vow to work with the revered nun and was inspired to begin her own journey of humanitarian aid. In 1999 Moira opened the doors on The Children First Foundation, an organisation run to connect children the world over with the medical treatment needed to live. From Bosnia to the Bronx Moira has given hope and life to hundreds of families, facilitating the treatment of their children, and overseeing their after care on her farm outside Melbourne. Moira is driven by her philosophy, "Wherever there is the greatest evil, the greatest good can be achieved."
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  • Glenn McGrath 

Glenn McGrath 
Cricketing legend and charity founder.

Glenn McGrath led a stellar cricketing career, winning 3 World Cups, taking countless wickets, swept up an Alan Border Medal and earned a reputation as Australia’s premier fast bowler in his stride. Described as a passionate and determined competitor, the focus of John’s life became the battle against breast cancer with wife, Jane, and the subsequent establishment of the McGrath Foundation. Sadly, Jane lost her life in 2008. Glenn and his children continue their commitment to raising funds and awareness of this disease.
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  • Robyn Moore 

Robyn Moore 
Multi- Skilled Communicator

Robyn’s 30-year career in education, advertising and the communication /entertainment industry has enabled her reputation as an entertaining, inspiring and thought provoking presenter who wields "the Power of the Word". Delivering on a range of customised, personal and workplace development topics, Robyn’s ability to engage and energise her audience is described as life changing. From "How Green Was My Cactus" to the voice of 'Blinky Bill" Robyn is a unique and humerous Australian communicator.
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  • Allan Pease 

Allan Pease 
Mr Body Language

Allan Pease has mastered the art of communication from verbal and non verbal perspectives. He coaches audiences how to interpret the words and actions of any conversation or negotiation. He is in great demand for TV appearances because of his entertaining and informative style. Two quotes probably sum him up best. "When Allan and Barbara Pease write, I read. And underline. And learn. and laugh. And steal." - Tom Peters. Empower yourself with these simple strategies for greater impact in your communication". - Anthony Robbins
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  • Margot Spalding 

Margot Spalding 
Co-owner, Jimmy Possum Furniture

Family furniture business Jimmy Possum began from a small shed in Victoria and in ten years grew to six stores across Australia’s eastern seaboard, enjoying over $25m in annual sales. The business opened in 1995 with husband Alan and the experience of several other successful enterprises behind them. Designed for the Australian market the Possum range is constructed from all-Australian recycled and sustainably farmed Victorian Ash. Margot’s belief in business success stems from passion, absolute focus and hard work.
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  • Keran Wicks 

Keran Wicks 
Founder– Network Video

Between leaving school at 13 and founding Australia’s largest independent video chain marketing and buying group at 33, the rise of Keran Wicks would not have been complete without an abundance of vision and determination. Keran’s inspiring story includes the David vs Goliath battles and balancing a serious career with single parenthood and a child with mental illness.
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  • Prof Fiona Wood FRACS AM 

Prof Fiona Wood FRACS AM 
Burns Specialist

Prof Fiona Wood, 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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