Stefanie Ang is a dynamic leader in the field of sports volunteerism, currently serving as the Division Head of Team Nila in Singapore. With a passion for community engagement and sports development, Stefanie has spearheaded innovative strategies and initiatives for Sport Singapore, contributing significantly to the vibrant sporting landscape of Singapore. A passionate volunteer herself, Stefanie has made substantial contributions to the local sports scene, particularly in the inclusive and para sports field. In her earlier stint, she played a key role in implementing and executing the Disability Sports Master Plan, demonstrating her commitment to fostering inclusivity and accessibility in sports. Stefanie is also an active volunteer in organising the several ASEAN level multi-sport events, notably since the hosting of 8th ASEAN Para Games Singapore 2015. With her diverse experiences and dedication to sports volunteerism, Stefanie brings a unique perspective to the National Sport Convention, offering valuable insights into leveraging volunteerism for the advancement of sports and community development.

Lindsey has extensive experience in Policy and Strategy, Research and Evaluation, specialising in Sport and Physical Activity. Within her current role as Director Sport Programs, Lindsey oversees the Australian Sport Commission national participation investment programs, co-ordinates sector engagement with state and territory governments, and industry peak bodies including the community sport association network and leads strategic initiatives including National Volunteering Strategy and National Sport Volunteer Coalition action plan. Lindsey is Chair of the National Sport Volunteer Coalition. As an Affiliate Academic of the University of Sydney, Lindsey’s research focuses on the promotion of physical activity and sport at a population level to promote health and wellbeing. At the forefront of a paradigm shift, Lindsey’s most recent academic work focuses on re-defining the meaning and value of sport, working at the intersection of academia, policy, and practice. Lindsey global leadership in this space is reflected through her sport advisory role with World Health Organisation, the parkrun global research board as well as being a founding executive member establishing the Asia-Pacific Society for Physical Activity.

Ko Claire tōku ingoa He Kaiwhakahaere pūmanawa tangata ahau ki Ihi Aotearoa Nō Te Whanganui-a-Tara ahau I am Claire George, the People and Culture Lead at Sport New Zealand, based in Wellington New Zealand. I empower organisations across the sport sector in New Zealand to be places where people can do great work.