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Keynote Speaker

Dr Ben BraveryOriginally a zoologist and science communicator, Ben Bravery worked for the Australian and Chinese governments before being diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer at age twenty-eight. After undergoing eighteen months of cancer treatment, Ben decided on a career change. He became a doctor in 2018 and is now undertaking speciality training in psychiatry. Ben volunteers, advocates, writes and speaks about colorectal cancer, living with cancer, cancer in young adults, medicine and medical education, and is committed to advocating for change in Australia’s healthcare system. His memoir, The Patient Doctor, was released in 2022.

Dinner Speaker

Jessica FoxThere aren’t many athletes who can lay claim to being the greatest of all time in their sport by the age of 30.

If she weren’t so humble, Jess Fox could do just that.

The most successful paddler (male or female) in history, Jess has a long list of achievements including 51 World Cup gold medals, 10 World Championship titles, and 3 Olympic gold medals (a total of 6 Olympic medals across four Games).

Born in Marseille, France, Jess moved to Australia at age four. With an elite paddling pedigree, her parents, both accomplished paddlers, inspired her passion for the sport. Coached by her mother, Myriam Fox-Jerusalmi, a bronze medalist in K1 at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, Jess quickly rose through the ranks, joining the national junior team in 2009. Her early career was marked by four junior World Championship titles, eight under-23 world titles, and a Youth Olympics gold medal.

Jess made her Olympic debut at 18, winning silver in K1 at the London 2012 Olympics. Four years later, she secured a bronze in K1 at the Rio 2016 Olympics. However, it was at the Tokyo 2020 Games where Fox underlined her greatness when she won gold to become the C1 Olympic Champion. Earning the headline ‘Australia’s Golden Girl’ Fox also won the heart of the nation. Her technically flawless performance, without a single-time penalty, led to what was hailed as one of Australia’s greatest Olympic moments.

In July 2024, Jess cemented her legacy at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games leading the Australian Olympic Team as Flagbearer and claiming double Olympic gold. First up was the K1 event. In an exhilarating final, racing in eighth position out of twelve finalists, Jess maintained the fastest time (96.08) as she waited to watch seven athletes proceeding her. After chasing gold at the previous three Olympic Games, Jess had finally secured that elusive K1 gold in Paris and became the only Australian to win four consecutive medals in the same event. Just days later, she defended her 2020 title, to again become C1 Olympic Champion.

These achievements bring Jess’s tally to a historic six individual Olympic medals, propelling her into the upper echelon of Australia’s most successful athletes of all time. To finish off her most successful Olympic Games, Jess was one of four athletes globally to be elected to the International Olympic
Committee’s (IOC) Athletes’ Commission where she will serve an eight-year term leading into the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

In addition to her athletic achievements, Jess has completed a Bachelor’s degree in Social Science Psychology and is currently studying her Master of Business Administration through Griffith University.

Master of Ceremonies

Ricardo GonçalvesRicardo Gonçalves is an experienced presenter, journalist, master of ceremonies and conference facilitator.

He currently presents SBS World News Australia, is SBS Finance Editor, hosts Small Business Secrets, hosts the SBS On the Money Podcast, and delivers bite-sized business and finance news on social media platforms TikTok and Instagram called “Ricardo’s Business”, while also fronting events like the 2024 ASEAN-Australia Special Summit as MC and panel moderator.

Ricardo has also appeared on ABC News Breakfast as a panellist, guest-hosted Insight on SBS, was guest quizmaster on Have You Been Paying Attention?, and has had an audience of more than 250 million global viewers as Australia’s Spokesperson for the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest.

He has covered news globally, anchoring live from the 2019 Christchurch terror attack and has filed stories from the Middle-East, LA and New York’s Ground Zero.

He’s interviewed many of Australia’s top CEOs, financial analysts and economists, and notes interviews with Virgin’s Sir Richard Branson, Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull as most memorable.

Ricardo has also been a judge for the prestigious Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism and the Telstra Business Awards and is an Australia Day Ambassador.

He started his TV career as a regional news reporter (as Richard Goncalves) for WIN News Wollongong in 1998 and appeared on consumer affairs program Today Tonight.

His first metro role was as a video business journalist and producer for finance journalist David Koch in 2001, where he provided content for Sky News, Seven News, Sunrise and 2GB.

In 2004 he moved to Melbourne to work as a video business journalist for Sky News and weekend reporter for National Nine News. He also volunteered as breakfast newsreader on radio station JOY FM (as Ric G).

He returned to Sydney in 2007 to produce and anchor live rolling and breaking news on Sky News Business where his team won an ASTRA award for Best News Coverage for the Global Financial Crisis.

He joined SBS in 2010.

He’s also an accomplished and in-demand MC, corporate speaker and conference facilitator fronting major events like the Telstra Business Awards, the Australia Day Address, Pitch@Palace, the Commonwealth Bank Property Pulse, Destination NSW Visitor Economy Forum and City of Sydney Future Asia Business Summit just to name a few.

Ricardo has also worked with the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and has volunteered his time assisting with migrant and LGBTI causes.

He holds a B Commerce (Economics/Marketing) from the University of Wollongong and is of Portuguese heritage.

Moderators

Dr Rachel DavidDr Rachel David is an expert on healthcare policy and financing, and is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Private Healthcare Australia. Previously a senior advisor to the Federal Health Minister between 1996 and 2000, her relationships in the government sector and Australian business community extend to the highest levels.

Dr David has worked with the international pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical devices industries for more than a decade, including Australian biotech leader CSL, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson.

In her current role, Dr David undertakes policy and advocacy work, as well as thought leadership for Australia’s major health funds.

Michael SmithMichael Smith is The Australian Financial Review’s Health Editor. Michael writes about all aspects of Australia’s healthcare sector with a focus on business, policy and regulation. He was previously the newspaper’s North Asia correspondent based in Shanghai and Tokyo. Michael has been a journalist for 30 years working in Hong Kong, London and Australia for The Australian Financial Review and Reuters.

Ricardo GonçalvesRicardo Gonçalves is an experienced presenter, journalist, master of ceremonies and conference facilitator.

He currently presents SBS World News Australia, is SBS Finance Editor, hosts Small Business Secrets, hosts the SBS On the Money Podcast, and delivers bite-sized business and finance news on social media platforms TikTok and Instagram called “Ricardo’s Business”, while also fronting events like the 2024 ASEAN-Australia Special Summit as MC and panel moderator.

Ricardo has also appeared on ABC News Breakfast as a panellist, guest-hosted Insight on SBS, was guest quizmaster on Have You Been Paying Attention?, and has had an audience of more than 250 million global viewers as Australia’s Spokesperson for the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest.

He has covered news globally, anchoring live from the 2019 Christchurch terror attack and has filed stories from the Middle-East, LA and New York’s Ground Zero.

He’s interviewed many of Australia’s top CEOs, financial analysts and economists, and notes interviews with Virgin’s Sir Richard Branson, Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull as most memorable.

Ricardo has also been a judge for the prestigious Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism and the Telstra Business Awards and is an Australia Day Ambassador.

He started his TV career as a regional news reporter (as Richard Goncalves) for WIN News Wollongong in 1998 and appeared on consumer affairs program Today Tonight.

His first metro role was as a video business journalist and producer for finance journalist David Koch in 2001, where he provided content for Sky News, Seven News, Sunrise and 2GB.

In 2004 he moved to Melbourne to work as a video business journalist for Sky News and weekend reporter for National Nine News. He also volunteered as breakfast newsreader on radio station JOY FM (as Ric G).

He returned to Sydney in 2007 to produce and anchor live rolling and breaking news on Sky News Business where his team won an ASTRA award for Best News Coverage for the Global Financial Crisis.

He joined SBS in 2010.

He’s also an accomplished and in-demand MC, corporate speaker and conference facilitator fronting major events like the Telstra Business Awards, the Australia Day Address, Pitch@Palace, the Commonwealth Bank Property Pulse, Destination NSW Visitor Economy Forum and City of Sydney Future Asia Business Summit just to name a few.

Ricardo has also worked with the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and has volunteered his time assisting with migrant and LGBTI causes.

He holds a B Commerce (Economics/Marketing) from the University of Wollongong and is of Portuguese heritage.

Speakers and Panellists

Anna SmithAnna Smith is the CEO and Director of Clinical Services at iMH Deakin Private Hospital, located in Canberra. Opened in March 2023, iMH Deakin Private Hospital is a joint venture between Amplar Health and Aurora Healthcare Australia. The hospital offers flexible care pathways, including inpatient, day attendance, community-based, and in-home treatment, with a strong focus on continuity-of-care.

With over 17 years of experience in both private and public mental health, Anna has been a dedicated leader in enhancing mental health services. Her career is marked by a commitment to driving innovation in clinical practices and ensuring patient-centred care. Through her extensive leadership and clinical expertise, Anna plays a key role in steering iMH Deakin Private Hospital towards delivering excellence in healthcare, emphasizing innovative and effective mental health treatment.

Brian Loughnane

Brian Loughnane AO was Federal Director of the Liberal Party of Australia from 2002 until February 2016. In that time he ran four national campaigns as Coalition Campaign Director.

He is currently a business and political strategic advisor. Brian was previously State Director of the Victorian Division of the Liberal Party of Australia from 2000-2003.

He commenced his business career with Shell Australia in 1982 and worked in the oil and gas industry for 15 years until the mid-1990’s.

Brian has extensive international political experience with major centre-right parties around the world and is currently Deputy Chairman of the IDU and Chairman of the Menzies Research Centre.

Callum HannCallum Hann is a renowned Australian chef, television presenter, cookbook author and businessman. His passion for food and education fuels everything that he does. He is committed to promoting sustainable and ethical food practices, actively supporting local farmers, championing seasonal ingredients, and advocating for reducing food waste.

In 2010 we met a young and enthusiastic Callum Hann, a university student from South Australia. With his genuine, affable nature and razor-sharp cooking skills, Callum fast became a fan favourite, tipped to take out the title, in the highest ever rating MasterChef series narrowly missing out on the winner’s title he finished as runner up. Callum returned to the MasterChef kitchen twice more, once in the charity fundraising MasterChef All-Stars in 2012, where he took the winning title and won $20,000 for his charity Cancer Council Australia and again in 2020 in Back to Win, coming forth.

Callum has successfully co-founded several businesses in his home state of South Australia. Sprout Cooking School, Sprout Health Studio in 2015, Sprout Training in 2017, and Dietary Hawk in 2018. More recently they have branched out into the hospitality space with venues, Lou’s Place in the Barossa Valley and Eleven Bar and Restaurant and Olive Restaurant, both in the heart of Adelaide.

In addition to his culinary pursuits, Callum is a celebrated author, having written several cookbooks that showcase his creativity and love for cooking – ‘The Starter Kitchen’ 2012, ‘I’d Eat That!’ 2014 and co-authored ‘Quick. Easy. Health.’ 2016.

As someone who is hugely passionate about South Australia’s beautiful produce, it was only natural that Callum would take on the board position with Brand South Australia. Brand SA supports local and celebrates all that is great about South Australia by encouraging South Australians to shop local and helping spread the knowledge of what the state has to offer, to those that are beyond their borders.

Dr Adam Triggs

Adam Triggs is a partner at the economics advisory firm, Mandala, and is a non-resident fellow at the Brookings Institution and ANU Crawford School. Adam is an economist who has worked extensively on inflation dynamics and cost-of-living. He previously worked as an advisor in the Prime Minister’s Department, to the Minister for Competition and at the ACCC.

Dr James MueckeDr James Muecke AM is an ophthalmologist based in Adelaide. He graduated with Honors from Adelaide University Medical School in 1988. Following ophthalmology training in Adelaide, James undertook Fellowships in Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery at Salisbury District Hospital in the UK and in Ocular Oncology at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London. He returned to Adelaide in 1998 where he was a Visiting Consultant and Senior Lecturer at Royal Adelaide Hospital until 2020 and at Women’s & Children’s Hospital until 2016. James established the Ophthalmic Oncology Units at these two centres upon his return. In 1999, in conjunction with the Familial Cancer Unit at WCH, James established a national service for genetic testing for retinoblastoma and von Hippel Lindau Syndrome. James also has a keen interest in the field of medical retina, in particular diabetes-related eye disease, vascular eye tumours, and conditions that masquerade as intraocular cancers. He is the author of numerous publications in the field of ophthalmic oncology – https://www.researchgate.net/profile/James_Muecke/contributions.

James has taught ocular oncology throughout Asia and in Africa. He is the founding Chairman of Sight For All, a not-for-profit social impact organization dedicated to fighting blindness in Australian mainstream and Aboriginal communities and in the low income countries of the world (www.sightforall.org).

James was Australian of the Year in 2020 for over three decades of humanitarian work. He is using this powerful platform to raise awareness of our poor diet, laden with sugar, seed oils and ultra-processed substances, which is devastating the health of Australians.

Awards and honors:

  • Lieutenant Governor of South Australia, January 2022 to Feb 2024
  • Knight Commander of the Royal Order of Monisaraphon, Cambodia, 2022
  • Degree of Doctor of the University (honoris causa), University of Adelaide, 2021
  • Australian of the Year, 2020.
  • South Australian of the Year, 2019.
  • University of Adelaide Distinguished Alumni Award, 2019
  • Hollows Lecture, RANZCO Annual Congress, 2016
  • Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year (Australia, Social Category), 2015
  • Finalist, Pride of Australia Medal, 2014
  • President’s Leadership Award for blindness prevention in developing countries – Australian Medical Association, 2013.
  • Rural Health and Wellbeing Award for service to Aboriginal eye health in South Australia, 2012.
  • Member of the Order of Australia for the provision of eye health services to Asian and Australian Aboriginal communities, 2012.
  • Outstanding Service to the Prevention of Blindness Award – Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology, 2011.

Dr Nic KormasDr Nic Kormas is a Senior Staff Specialist Endocrinologist & Obesity Physician.

He initiated and is the Clinical Lead of The Metabolic Rehabilitation Programs at Concord Repatriation General Hospital (2003), The South Western Sydney Local Health District Metabolic Rehabilitation & Bariatric Program based at Camden Hospital (2009) & The Tharawal Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service Metabolic Clinic (2021) in Airds Sydney. These programs are intensive interdisciplinary programs, managing adults with severe obesity and obesity related diseases.

He is the coordinator of both the Sydney Local Hospital District Publically Funded Bariatric Surgery Program (2009) and the Campbelltown Hospital Publicly Funded Bariatric Surgery Program (2023).

Dr Kormas is also the Treasurer for The National Association of Clinical Obesity Services and the clinician Board Member for The Weight Issues Network Health Charity.

Dr Ranjana SrivastavaDr Ranjana Srivastava is a practising oncologist, two-time Fulbright scholar and award-winning writer. She is the winner of the Human Rights Literature Prize for her book on end-of-life care and a recipient of the Medal of the Order of Australia for her contribution to doctor-patient communication. Her first book, Tell Me The Truth: Conversations with my patients about Life and Death was shortlisted for the NSW Premier’s Literary Prize.

For over a decade, Ranjana has written a widely admired and respected column for The Guardian newspaper on the intersection of medicine and humanity. which has seen her as a two-time finalist for The Walkley Award for Excellence in Journalism.

Ranjana has been educated around the world including India, Australia, the UK and the US.

A Monash University medical graduate and former Alumnus of the Year, Ranjana has followed her medical degree with a fellowship in medical ethics from the University of Chicago and a Master degree in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School, where she now teaches a class on writing for the public.

Ranjana is a proud mum of three teenagers and one toddler dog.

Dr Robert McGrath

Dr Robert McGrath is the Group Chief Medical Officer at Nib Group, where he oversees all clinical activity, including the insurance clinical claim adjudication process and the implementation and oversight of health management programs. With extensive experience in clinical governance and health leadership, Dr McGrath specialises in creating value through health programs and implementing new technologies to support continuous improvement, effectiveness, and efficiency in care pathways.

Dr McGrath’s broad experience includes his service in the Australian Defence Force, as well as in public and private health systems. He has a diverse educational background, having studied Economics, Information Systems, and Statistics, in addition to Medicine. Specializing in medical administration, he has also undertaken post-graduate studies in health management and health informatics. His multifaceted expertise uniquely positions him to lead innovations in healthcare, ensuring the integration of advanced technology-driven solutions into clinical practice and policy development.

Dr Sam MangerDr Sam Manger is a clinical and academic General Practitioner and industry healthcare consultant with a focus on lifestyle and social determinants. He is the Academic Lead of the Postgraduate Degrees in Lifestyle Medicine at James Cook University College of Medicine and Dentistry, as well as the Immediate Past-President of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine. He is an Ambassador for the Federal Government initiative Equally Well Australia, Advisory Group Member of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, host of The GP Show podcast for health professionals and was awarded the RACGP QLD GP of the Year in 2021.

Dr Zac SeidlerDr Zac Seidler is a Clinical Psychologist, the Global Director of Men’s Health Research at Movember and a Senior Research Fellow with Orygen at The University of Melbourne.

Dr Seidler has devoted several years to the goal of reducing the staggering male suicide rate, treating and researching men’s mental health with over 100 peer-reviewed articles published.

Zac has worked clinically with men of different ages and presentations from adolescents in Darwin with early psychosis to older HIV+ men struggling with adjustment. He is a member on the advisory committees for White Ribbon, Migration Council of Australia, the National Mental Health Commission and Suicide Prevention Australia.

Dr Seidler has appeared on the ABC, BBC, Sky News and in The Guardian, The Age and Vice for his work.

Dr Zac TurnerDr. Zac Turner is a passionate medical practitioner inspiring Australians to maximise their wellness and live healthier, longer lives.

He has devoted most of his life to helping others improve their health and wellbeing, and with a resume jam packed with medical credentials – Dr Zac is Australia’s go-to medical professional.

Dr Zac wants to inspire every Australian to take control of their health and wellness. He does this across many platforms including a weekly ‘Ask Dr Zac’ column on News.com.au and a weekly segment of KIIS FM’s top rating program with Mitch Churi. Through these platforms, Dr. Zac is able to reach out to those in-need by answering some common medical questions -helping put your mind at ease. Alongside this, he often appears on radio and TV, with appearances on; A Current Affair, Today Show and Today Extra, Studio 10, Sunrise, 7 News and 9 News, Nova radio, Hit FM and Triple M.

Jacqueline AlwillJacqueline Alwill is an Accredited Nutritionist and mum of 3, with over 15 years experience in the nutrition and health industry, working primarily in women’s health.

She is passionate about simplifying complex nutrition science to ensure good nutrition is accessible and achievable for all. Jacqueline runs online programs, corporate well-being workshops, features frequently in the media, and develops nutrition products, recipes and books.

Jacqueline is an accomplished public speaker, regularly appearing at health and wellness events both to speak, and provide engaging nutrition and cooking demonstrations.

She is also a published author, her book Seasons to Share features over 130 simple, nutritious, seasonal and versatile recipes.

Sharing her expertise, Jacqueline frequently appears on breakfast television and is also a regular contributor to various online publications. Jacqueline is a host of Channel Ten’s Good Chef, Bad Chef.

Jacqueline is mother to three gorgeous children and outside her working hours you’ll find her with her family in the surf, on the beach, or out and about in nature.

John Black

Pioneered demographic profiling of Australian political and economic groups in Australia since 1975. Developed demographic strategy for the Australian Labor Party national campaign in 1983.

Australian Senator for Queensland (1984-90) and chaired Senate Inquiries into Drugs in Sport which established the Australian Sports Drugs Agency and has been a founding board member of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Agency.

Currently a guest commentator for the ABC and the Election Analyst for The Australian Financial Review, where John often talks about profiling of politics and the labour market.

He also writes adventure fly fishing articles for the ADS and EGS web pages. Pictures of trout tend to appear frequently in these articles.

Kos Samaras

Kos Samaras specialises in compiling and interpreting research, statistical data and polling to provide a unique insight into the cause and effects of social and political issues impacting communities across Australia.

Often sought for expert commentary on polling data and its impact on all levels of politics, Kos’s keen understanding of the nature of political parties and government decision-making (drawn from more than 25 years of political experience with Victorian Labor) allows him to work effectively with organisations, national companies and governments to deliver effective solutions within an ever increasing volatile political environment.

Laura HenshawLaura is the CEO and co-founder of Kic. Her past experience with restrictive eating and excessive exercise fuels her mission to change the relationship people have with wellness, and themselves. As a certified personal trainer, Laura is also Kic’s ‘run’ and ‘treadmill’ trainer.

Laura has built an online community through her personal social media channels of over 400k followers and shared her advice with some of the most globally renowned media titles, including Women’s Health UK, ELLE, Marie Claire, Mamamia, body+soul, NZ Herald, The Age & Sydney Morning Herald. Laura is a co-host of the KICPOD, host of the Do I Want Kids? podcast mini-series, author and wellness keynote speaker. She is also the founder of the Keep it Cleaner Grocery business which has 50+ SKUs across Coles / Woolworths and drove the business towards a successful acquisition in 2021.

Mark FitzgibbonMark joined nib in October 2002 as Chief Executive Officer. In 2007 as Managing Director, he led nib through its demutualisation and subsequent listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). nib later joined the S&P/ASX 100, among Australia’s largest and best-known companies.

Mark has held executive positions at a number of Australian organisations, including local government and peak industry bodies.

Leading nib, Mark has transformed the business from a regionally based (Newcastle, NSW) private health insurer into one of Australia’s fastest growing and innovative healthcare companies with adjacent businesses in New Zealand, travel, inbound international students and workers, and a growing interest in Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) sector.

Mark’s strategic focus has been to build and diversify nib’s business and with that, earnings. nib has grown significantly in recent years, organically and inorganically, in existing and new markets.

Matthew EvansMatthew Evans, aka the Gourmet Farmer, is a chef by trade and Tasmanian smallholder by choice. He is the co-owner with his partner Sadie Chrestman of Fat Pig Farm, a 70 acre mixed holding that grows food for their on-farm restaurant in the picturesque Huon Valley.

Matthew has been a food writer for nearly three decades, as well as a television presenter for the last ten years. He’s fronted six series of Gourmet Farmer on SBS TV, along with documentaries What’s the Catch and For the Love of Meat.

A strong advocate for knowing and trusting what you eat, he’s written for magazines, newspapers and guide books and is the author of a dozen books on food, including The Real Food Companion and The Commons as well as two memoirs.

His book, MILK, unpacks the truth and lies behind the original superfood.

Matthew GregoryMatthew Gregory co-founded Zable Health, a platform revolutionising access to healthcare in Australia. With a strong background in technology, Matthew has consistently used information to empower individuals by addressing information asymmetry in life’s big decisions. Before founding Zable Health, Matthew worked at Australia’s largest real estate portals, focusing on product and strategy to help consumers navigate complex property decisions with transparency and confidence.

Driven by his passion for empowering “the little guy,” Matthew applied these same principles to healthcare when he co-founded Zable Health. The platform equips Australians with crucial information on specialist consultation fees, wait times, and Medicare rebate details, helping over 500,000 people make informed healthcare decisions.

Matthew’s mission is to break down the barriers to healthcare access, ensuring that help is always within reach for those who need it most.

Natasha RobinsonNatasha Robinson began her career at The Australian in 2004. A Walkley awards finalist and a Kennedy Awards winner, she was appointed Health Editor in 2019, and has covered rounds including national affairs, indigenous affairs, education and international crime. Natasha also has a background in broadcast and audio journalism.

Theresa ThompsonTheresa is a First Nations woman from Gunditjmara country (Warrnambool), born in Melbourne, and raised mostly on Wathaurong lands (Ballarat). She is a single mother with two girls, Emma, 9 and Stevie, 7. Current titles include: mother, banker, advocate, Operations Lead, singer, and (not very good) guitar player. She has a varied career working in several First Nations roles including public housing, training, management and board roles. She has also worked for Triple Zero in several different roles. She is a natural advocate for equality in all areas, and after completing her belated Bachelor of Business (Marketing), she began working with Weight Issues Network (WIN) to help grow the business. She is a passionate driver of change, lover of diversity, and nerdy organiser.

Yasmin London

As a former World Champion athlete and tenured police officer, Yasmin’s diverse background & unique depth of experience enables her to drive positive impact at scale in her current role as the Global Online Safety Expert and Brand Director at Qoria. Through Qoria, Yasmin has had the incredible opportunity to impact over 25,000 schools, an astounding 20 million students and 5 million parents worldwide, guiding them on their digital journeys and empowering them to take control of their online lives.

Yasmin’s 13 years of experience serving on the frontlines of the NSW Police Force, coupled with her background in technology and television presenting, uniquely positions her to deliver a powerful and innovative education experience for her audiences on Digital Resilience. She has collaborated with renowned corporations such as Microsoft, Johnson & Johnson, Lendlease, EY, Macquarie Group, Telstra, Citibank, TikTok and the University of Sydney, providing them with expert guidance and key insights in online safety.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Yasmin has captivated audiences as Australia’s beloved ‘Dancing Cop,’ gaining viral fame. Her contributions extend to writing for Kidspot, The Age, and Nine Honey, and making appearances on television programs like Channel 9’s Today and Weekend Today Shows, and Channel 7’s The Morning Show. Moreover, she is a sought-after commentator on Digital Resilience and online safety on education and parenting podcasts worldwide, where she offers practical and realistic advice on online safety, empowerment, and positive technology
management.

Yasmin is also a mother of two young girls, and her impressive journey and vast expertise make true her commitment to them to help develop a generation of digitally resilient and empowered young people.

Yasmin’s passion and commitment have touched the lives of countless individuals and organisations, making her an exceptional force driving positive change.