Adam Barty is Managing Director of 50 strong digital consultancy Revium as well as co-founder of fintech startup HelpPay. He is a dynamic leader known for his strategic insights in digital transformation and AI. His expert opinions have been featured in the Australian Financial Review, Mumbrella, and Smart Company and he is a recognised voice in the digital industry. His clear, no-nonsense delivery makes him a compelling speaker for any event.

Julie Inman Grant is Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, leading the world’s first government regulator dedicated to keeping its citizens safer online. In this role Julie has launched the global Safety by Design initiative and led work to stand up novel and world-first regulatory regimes under the new Online Safety Act 2021, implementing a sweeping new set of online safety reforms. Before commencing as eSafety Commissioner in January 2017, Julie spent two decades working in senior public policy and safety roles in the tech industry. She served as one of Microsoft’s first and longest-standing government relations professionals, ultimately in the role of Global Director for Safety & Privacy Policy and Outreach. At Twitter, she set up and drove the company’s policy, safety and philanthropy programs across Australia, New Zealand & Southeast Asia. As Commissioner, Julie also plays an important global role as Chair of the Child Dignity Alliance’s Technical Working Group and Board Member of the WePROTECT Global Alliance. She serves on the World Economic Forum’s Global Coalition for Digital Safety and their XR Ecosystem Governance Steering Committee on Building and Defining the Metaverse.

Todd McHardy founded BlueFit in 2007 in Sydney after managing sport and recreation facilities in Melbourne for a decade before. BlueFit now operates 60+ facilities across Australia with 22 local council partners. The BlueFit Group now also includes a dedicated Learn to Swim site rollout, plus an RTO and Traineeship Services business. Todd has a passion for creating operational efficiencies and thoughtful leisure facility design. He advocates for the industry through various bodies.

Alex possesses shared backgrounds of technology, law and sports administration. As a founding Director of the Australian Sports Technologies Network, Alex has played an important role in shaping and propelling the sports tech industry in Australia. His years of experience in Legal Technology at Australia's largest two law firms (Freehills and Clayton Utz), as well as 22 years' experience in Board-level and operations management of sporting organisations of different levels and sizes, give Alex a unique and relevant perspective in today's sporting climate. The industry leader in the Australian sports club management ecosystem, revolutioniseSPORT is a SaaS online membership, competition, e-commerce and data platform used by more than a third of Australian sport—more than all other companies combined.