Peter Majewski is currently Research Professor and Research Leader in the Future Industries Institute of the University of South Australia (UniSA). He has a Degree in Geology and a PhD in Mineralogy from the Leibniz University of Hannover, Germany. After being Senior Scientist and later Deputy Department Head at the Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, Germany, between 1989 and 2002, he started at the University of South Australia in 2003 where he held various positions including Dean Research Education, Associate Head of School in Research, and Head of School of Engineering. In 2000 to 2001, he was member of the Scientific Council of the Max-Planck-Society, member and Deputy Chair of UniSA’s Academic Board between 2014 and 2016, and invited member of the Academic Board of the University College London, Australia, between 2015 and 2017. Peter is also member of the Managing Committee of the Australian Nanotechnology Network and currently Vice President of the Asian Nano Forum. Peter has a broad research interest in the area of materials science and engineering with over 180 journal publications, about 4200 citations, and an h-index of 34. While currently performing research on materials for thermal energy storage he is also Chair and Chief Engineer of Solar Car Project of the Australian Technology Network including five Australian universities to create a solar car for the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge in 2019.

Hugh was educated at the Medical School London and subsequently moved to Australia in 1983. He started in general practice in Mildura and was recruited to Adelaide to lead the clinical development of the Ambulance Service in 1992. Hugh was Medical Director of the South Australian Ambulance Service until 2011 and inaugural Professor of Paramedics at Flinders University until 2019.

Engaged in postgraduate medical emergency education since 1990, Hugh has developed a range of education programs in paramedics, including postgraduate paramedic courses. He is currently the Senior Educator for the National Advanced Life Support program run by the Australian Resuscitation Council and teaches for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, the College of Surgeons, the College of Sports Physicians. He is also the State Chair of the Australian Resuscitation Council and National Facilitator for the basic life-support committee of the National Council. His educational interests include emergency medicine and interdisciplinary education.

Further, Hugh holds the Humanitarian Services Medal for leading overseas humanitarian aid teams in disasters and the Ambulance Service Medal for development of the Ambulance Service.

Chris Riley has a solid commercial background in management, financial accounting and administration. He has worked for more than 25 years in government, corporate and community organisations, and 18 years in academic, research and consulting positions. He currently lectures in business and management subjects, primarily with international students, and has many years of work applied learning experience in the facilitation of action learning and action research projects.

Maboh Nkwati is the Head of Nursing and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at the University Institute of Buea Cameroon. Maboh is a 2012 Fellow of the Foundation for the Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (Philadelphia USA). He has 13 years experience in health professions education and academic governance and is passionate about improving individual and community health through education and has been active in the development of health professions education in Cameroon. In this context he has led curriculum development in a wide range of health and nursing subject areas. His primary research interest is in the area of health professions education and improving healthcare, active learning and elderly care. This has led to publications in academic journals that include articles on innovative approaches to curriculum development, elderly care, student-led community health improvement projects, and the evolution of professional education.. Maboh is currently serving as Co-chair of a World Diabetes Federation funded project to improve rural diabetes management using a synergy of student nurses and primary care nurses. He is also introducing the concept of interdisciplinary clinical simulation in health professions education in Cameroon at Biaka University Institute of Buea. Maboh is a member of multiple professional associations in Cameroon and internationally. He is also the founder of the Health Research Foundation that provides health research consultancy and training services in Cameroon.

Maboh’s educational background includes a Bachelor of Nursing Science and Masters in Nursing Education from the University of Buea Cameroon, and a PhD from the University of Essex in the United Kingdom.

Bianca is an experienced clinician with qualifications in Social Work, Psychology, Mediation, Conciliation and Training. She has worked in a range of state government clinical and high-level operational and strategically orientated managerial roles. Specifically, she played a key change management role in transitioning staff from the old Royal Adelaide site to its current and improved facility, and has also spent many years in statutory based public sector roles with a specialist focus in high level complex service design, complex clinical practice, supervision and mentor support, change management, conciliation, investigative practice, complaint management and training delivery. Bianca also has had her own independent mediation and training consultancy for many years. In this capacity she has specialised in general business mediation, training in anti-discrimination law and bullying, change management, conflict resolution and effective complaint management.

Bianca has many and varied links within South Australia’s private and public sectors and has just commenced a role with ACH group as Head of their Customer Feedback and Complaints. She is passionate about hearing the customer and representative voice, on a client centred practice approach, timely, professional and consistent complaint management and ensuring feedback is captured, understood and utilised to drive service innovation strategies and effective, appropriate, and compliant delivery of services.

Robin has occupied Executive, CEO and Consultant roles with extensive experience in health, from primary health through to tertiary and quaternary, for both public and private sectors. He has lead significant health changes in South Australia and Queensland, strategically, structurally and operationally.

Robin has managed and led services at all levels, including organisational change, amalgamation of health services and large hospital redevelopment projects. He has worked closely with communities, GP’s, NGO’s, ACCHO’s and the private sector developing new partnerships from innovative models of care, to new funding models, including public/private partnerships to benefit the community. Robin also has extensively engaged with local, state and federal government.

Melissa Slattery is the Academic Director at EQUALS International. Melissa is a proud EQUALS graduate, and qualified Critical Care Registered Nurse. Her passion for quality training delivery, diverse industry partnerships and lifelong learning resonate within her role at EQUALS. Melissa is currently undertaking her PhD at the University of South Australia, exploring the qualities, behaviours and attributes required by future Nurse Disciplinary Leads.

Mariē has over 20 years experience in the independent education and training sector, the last 12 in senior leadership roles. She has developed substantial expertise and skills in human resource management, operations management and in the oversight of organisational risk and compliance requirements.

Prior to returning to Australia in 2011, Mariē held a consultancy role with the Cayman Islands Government, where she was responsible for the design and delivery of education projects for indigenous communities in the British Virgin Islands and Caribbean nations. Mariē has also held roles in the banking and finance sector (Macquarie Bank); local government (South Australia) and in commercial property management (Coles Myer Group).