Speakers
Invited Speakers
We’re thrilled to announce the below speakers for the Third National Forum on Australia's Wellbeing. New speakers are always being confirmed, so be sure to check back regularly for new additions.
Lorenzo Fioramonti
Keynote Speaker, Academic Director of NATIVA
Taylor Dee Hawkins
Managing Director, Foundations for Tomorrow
Matt Donoghue
Director, Early Intervention and Reform Team - Department of Treasury and Finance (Vic.)
Dr Richard Denniss
Executive Director, The Australia Institute
Dr Katherine Trebeck
Economic Change Lead, The Next Economy
Angelica Ojinnaka-Psillakis
Project Manager, Future Healthy Countdown 2030
Maree Sidey
CEO, Philanthropy Australia
Dr Angela Jackson
Commissioner, Australian Government Productivity Commission
Kaj Löfgren
CEO, Regen Melbourne
Pastor Ray Minniecon
Director, Bunji Consultancies
Ian Bird
CEO, Community Foundations Australia
Professor Brydie-Leigh Bartleet
Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
Siobhan Henderson
Head of Social Impact and Strategy Manager, Australian Unity
Bonnie Matheson
Manager - Commercial Determinants of Health, VicHealth
Warwick Smith
Research Director, Wellbeing Economy - Centre for Policy Development
Gary Sacks
Professor of Public Health Policy, Deakin University
Maddy Stamatescu
Strategy and Impact Manager, Australian Unity
Di Bowles
Wellbeing Policy Advisor, Centre for Policy Development
Kate Sollis
President, Bega Valley Data Collective and Research Fellow, University of Tasmania
Lexi Randall-L`Estrange
Executive Director, Castlemaine Institute
Justin Vaughan
Associate Director Strategy and Impact, Indigenous Business Australia
Professor Sharon Friel
Director, Planetary Health Equity Hothouse - Australian National University
Martin Geissdoerfer
Associate Professor of Circular Economy, Monash Sustainable Development Institute
Shayne Hyman
President of Stratford Community Association in Gippsland, Victoria
The Third National Forum on Australia's Wellbeing is supported by a committed group of organisers from University of Canberra, Deakin University, Centre for Policy Development, Australian National Development Index, Australian Social Values Bank, Monash Sustainable Development Institute, and University of Tasmania.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the unceded lands and waterways throughout Australia and recognise they have cared for this country for thousands of generations and continue to do so today. We pay our deep respect them and their cultures; and to elders past and present.