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Founder and principal consultant of Elm Consulting Australia. Part owner of the Nyaho Medical Centre, the first private hospital in Accra Ghana. Non-Executive Director and past National President of Women Chiefs of Enterprise International (Australia).

Co-owner of Powercom Consultants, Novaris and Powercom Systems. Founding director of Novaris Technologies Malaysia. Commissioner for the Pacific and Asian regions for FCEM. Board member of IWEC. President of The International Alliance for Women.

Communications & Government Relations Manager at Menzies Institute for Medical Research. Founder of the women's group WoMo. Tasmanian Convenor of the Australian Republic Movement. 

Non-Executive Director. She has been board chair of Australia’s fourth-largest water utility, a State Planning Authority, a director of a national aviation business, an airport, a state transit authority, a bus company, a development company, and a director of one of Australia’s largest not-for-profits with a $1.3B budget and chair of Australia’s first pride centre. 

Professor and Interim Dean, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University. She is a leading international researcher in the specialised area of Bayesian networks, now the dominant technology for probabilistic causal modelling in intelligent systems. 

Elected Independent Member, Legislative Council of Tasmania, the first woman to represent the rural and remote electorate of Murchison.  Chair of a scrutiny committee she established in the Tasmanian Legislative Council to enhance timely scrutiny of Government administration and Government Businesses. Deputy President and Chair of Committees of the Legislative Council of Tasmania. Current board member of the Unconformity.

Writer, facilitator, illustrator, author, and creator. In 2011, Kylie created and completed a project she called My Year of TED. This was a year of experimenting with the wisdom of TED Talks through 30 day activities. 

Disability Services Manager, Tasmania, Victoria & South Australia, Baptcare. Catherine is driven by a desire to contribute to a more equitable Australian society for all, particularly people with disability.  She sees her work at Batpcare, supporting the implementation of the NDIS as an opportunity to do this.  

Jess has worked with some of Australia’s leading innovators and research agencies such as the Australian Commission for the Future, the Australian Greenhouse Information Service, the Australian Antarctic Division, the National Oceans Office, the CSIRO, as well as leading industry associations. Most recently, she has entered the health promotion industry, where she builds local partnerships and works in national strategic project teams.

Global Black Belt - Modern Work Specialist, First Line Worker - Microsoft. Focused on extending workplace transformation to the first line - the heart and soul of an organisation.

Tahlea Aualiitia is a radio presenter, producer and reporter currently working on ABC Radio Australia’s Pacific Beat program. Before that she worked at ABC Sydney and ABC Hobart. She was recently awarded RESULTS Australia’s Media Leader award which means she can now be introduced as an “award winning journalist”.

Michelle is Deputy Leader of The Tasmanian Labor Party. Michelle was first elected to the Federal Parliament in 1998 until 2004 and has been in the Tasmanian Parliament since 2006. 

A former National co-convener of Emily’s List, Michelle worked to increase the number of women in Parliament and delivered significant legislative reform for women.
Michelle is currently the Australian Chair of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians who work to increase women’s participation in political processes globally.

Emma Bennison is the CEO of Blind Citizens Australia, the national representative voice of Australians who are blind or vision-impaired.

A passionate advocate for the rights of people with disability to lead full and productive lives, Emma takes every opportunity to challenge the myths and misconceptions which too often hinder people with disability from reaching their full potential.

Prior to joining Blind Citizens Australia, Emma spent five years as CEO of Arts Access Australia, the peak national body for arts and disability. 

Amy Childs is the Managing Director of Momentum Energy. 

Amy thrives on building challenger brands in highly competitive markets and in leading complex transformations to deliver outstanding customer experience and business performance with a focus on culture and employee wellbeing.

Cultural transformation has been at the heart of her leadership with the establishment of a new way of working, including enabling flexibility and driving collaboration with the fit out of an environmentally friendly activity-based workplace which recently won Gold at the Melbourne Design Awards.

Renee has over 20 years' experience as a human resources professional, working predominantly in the mining, energy and resources sectors. Renee held senior roles with Rio Tinto, Coffey International and Aurora Energy and has spent the last 4 years in the Tasmanian public sector in executive roles within the Department of Health and Department of Premier & Cabinet. Most recently Renee has been appointed as General Manager People, Culture & Community with TasNetworks.

Renee has strong international experience, having worked in the UK, Brazil, USA and China. 

As a strategically focused leader, Marina leverages almost 30 years of experience in healthcare across both the UK and Australia. Marina has held various clinical and executive roles and is currently the Tasmanian Deputy Chief Nurse and Midwifery Officer.  With a primary clinical background in Emergency Nursing, and having worked in advanced practice roles, Marina holds a strong interest in advancing clinical practice, policy and a passion for building leadership capability and capacity.  Her personal values of integrity, collaboration, kindness and care are cornerstone to her drive and commitment throughout her professional career.

MLC Independent Member for Nelson

Meg began working in community aged care. From that, she moved into a capacity-building roles with the opportunity to shift her focus to policy and research. She undertook a Graduate Diploma in Public Policy. 

Advocating for change, for social justice and for a better future for our state has never been just a job for Meg. In all her work she lived her values and her passion every day. A career in work that has purpose and makes a real difference has led Meg now to pursue public service as an elected representative for her community.

Kathleen is the Chief Operations Officer at Spirit Super, an industry fund that was created when MTAA Super and Tasplan merged on 1 April 2021.  

Kath has extensive experience in the financial services industry holding a number of senior management positions throughout her career with her experience ranging across operations, marketing, strategy, change and project management.

Katie Cooper is the CEO of Metro Tasmania and is a commercially focussed, operationally experienced and authentic business executive with an impressive track record of success in private and public sector services. 

Prior to joining Metro Tasmania, Katie held positions with Melbourne Airport, Stansted Airport, Northern Territory Airports and Air New Zealand.  Katie’s work experience has been enhanced by formal studies, including an MBA and other academic qualifications.  She has been recognised for her skills and knowledge with various business Awards.