Pamela is an advocate and conduit for educational excellence, particularly for marginalised communities. Her interest, experience and expertise in agile and life-long learning is reflected in her broad consultancy career. She is a celebrated presenter and author who works extensively with leaders, teachers and organisations in the areas of education, leadership, strategic planning, curriculum design, Gifted and Talented education, contemporary learning and assessment practices.  Over the years, Pam has worked with numerous communities to support the establishment of new schools, campuses and facilities. Pam has lectured at Deakin University and conducted programs for Deakin University, Victorian Department of Education and Training and the Catholic Education Offices of Melbourne and Ballarat. Gratitude drives her desire to give back and pay it forward. Pamela derives personal meaning through facilitating transformative and positive change. She chairs the Tasmanian Chapter of the Internati

Dr Patience Mpofu is an accomplished executive and global thought leader in the mining industry, with over two decades of senior leadership experience in various roles across the value chain and across various critical minerals. She is a multi-award winner and one of the most influential women in Mining, having served as a Vice President of an Australian listed mining company. As a Global Mining Sustainability Thought Leader (ESG), Dr Mpofu is committed to promoting sustainability and circularity in the mining industry. She is an IWF Fellow, member and a global speaker on circularity and critical minerals, with a strong understanding of the broader business context and experience in developing and executing commercial and sustainability strategies to drive business growth for global mining companies. Her experience and expertise in the recycling of critical minerals includes a deep understanding of the technologies and processes involved in recycling critical minerals, as well as the regulatory and

Under the identities of LIMINAL Architecture, Spaces, Objects and Ideation, LIMINAL’s breadth of work spans all scales in architecture, interiors, scenography, furniture, design thinking and object design. Through architecture and design, Peta has led global and local teams and is skilled in creating stimulating environments that foster collaborative engagement and promote wellbeing. Peta is passionate about pushing benchmarks and firmly believes that to create new design frontiers, collaboration across broader disciplines drives new thinking and empowers communities.   Peta’s contribution to architecture, design and place goes beyond the traditional boundaries of architecture, ranging from delivering award winning architecture and interiors to acclaimed collaborations in contemporary performances, exhibitions and festivals to roles influencing the framing of cultural policy.