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Peter Rossdeutscher AM shared thisAustralia has enormous potential to turn innovation into lasting economic strength. Strong, lasting partnerships between researchers, industry and investors can help realise that potential. Focusing on our national strengths can help these partnerships deliver meaningful regional impact and lasting value for Australia. It was great to work with Doug Hilton on this discussion.Peter Rossdeutscher AM shared thisAustralia has some great examples of scientific collaborations that have delivered incredible national benefits. Our challenge now is to create more of them. On InnovationAus.com, my colleague Peter Rossdeutscher AM and I discuss some of the ways we can encourage enduring partnerships across the sector to harness our strengths and create a stronger future for the nation. https://lnkd.in/esYPjjWc
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM reposted this✨ From early ideas to clearer opportunities. NewQ Cohort 3 has officially graduated! NewQ participants have spent recent weeks challenging assumptions, speaking with customers, testing their ideas and exploring what it really takes to move beyond the technology. And the outcomes speak for themselves: sharper concepts, stronger conversations and a clearer sense of what comes next. A huge congratulations to Cohort 3 👏 You’ve brought curiosity and a willingness to test exactly what this journey is about. And thank you to our mentors, guest speakers, facilitators and the wider quantum ecosystem for helping make it happen. The NewQ program may be finished, but the journey is just getting started. 🚀 We can’t wait to see what you do next. 🔗 Learn more about NewQ via the Quantum Australia website: https://lnkd.in/gG4DhKh9 Joseph Fooks | Liam McClelland | Rose Manakil | Jayden Webster | Bahar A. | Amin Sakzad | Markus Rambach | Matthew Armanasco | Abhishek Roy | Will Gunn | KRANTHIRAJA Kakaraparthi | Stephen Flint | Professor Prashant Sonar | Jingbo Wang | Benjamin Rossdeutscher | Ben Zwick | Tuan Nguyen | Eric O. Ansah | Anand D. | Errol Hunt | Wei Zeng | Cyril Laplane | Sam McNeil | Angus King | Renae Sayers | Josh Beardmore | Yebo Liu | Ahmed Hussein | Emily Chang #NewQ #QuantumAustralia #QuantumTechnology #Entrepreneurship #Innovation
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisA proud day! As part Yindjibarndi People's drive to protect water on our Ngurra (Country), and our goal to build shared understanding and shared responsibility, Yindjibarndi Water yesterday announced an agreement with Rio Tinto and the Government of Western Australia to lead the acquisition of Dampier Seawater Desalination Plant. This agreement, achieved through our partnership with Affinity Capital Group, will strengthen water security in the West Pilbara; sustainably diversify water supplies for the Water Corporation and Rio Tinto; and deliver much-needed environmental relief while preserving Yindjibarndi cultural heritage at Millstream. It is also another step on the Yindjibarndi path to self-determination by delivering a secure, long-term economic return and, over time, enabling us to grow operational capability. Wajiwarlu! Read our full statement below or download it at: https://lnkd.in/gNifv-8K 📷 Premier Roger Cook, Water Minister Daniel Pastorelli, Member for Pilbara Kevin Michel, Rio Tinto Chief Executive Iron Ore Matthew Holcz, Yindjibarndi Nation, Yindjibarndi Water, Affinity Funds Management, Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation and Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation representatives at the announcement; and Millstream.
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisA huge congratulations to Space CoLAB on taking out the Emerging Technology Award at the Innovation Pitchfest and Awards at Indian Ocean Defence & Security (IODS) Conference and Exhibition 2026. 🚀🏆 It's fantastic to see a NextQ team recognised on such a significant stage, showcasing the innovation, ambition and commercial potential emerging from Australia's quantum ecosystem. We can't wait to see what's next for Space CoLAB! #NextQ #QuantumAustralia #SpaceCoLAB #DeepTech #Innovation #DefenceInnovation #AustralianStartups #EmergingTechnology #IODS2026 #Commercialisation
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM shared thisExcited to see the momentum building across Australia’s quantum industry. QA Conference 2026 was fantastic. A huge amount of work goes into event like this so congratulations to the entire team that delivered it so successfully. The collaboration, professionalism and energy across the week was outstanding and reflects the strength and potential of the quantum ecosystem. Looking forward to QA Conference 2027 across Sydney and CanberraPeter Rossdeutscher AM shared thisThere’s so much work that happens behind the scenes to bring a conference like the Quantum Australia Conference together, months of planning, coordination, problem solving and collaboration across a huge number of people and teams. A big thank you to the suppliers, partners and delivery teams who helped make the event such a success in Adelaide. A shoutout to: ▪️ Helen Bethell, Quantum Australia Conference Lead in South Australia, and Pauline W., Ecosystem Development Lead, for guiding the delivery of the event from planning through to execution. ▪️Hannah Moreno and Kim Smith from Third Hemisphere for media support and helping share the stories coming out of QAC2026 ▪️Marty McCarthy for capturing interviews and conversations throughout the Conference ▪️Oliver Cook and Danielle Nguyen for supporting social media coverage ▪️Gemma Johnson from Gem Media for design support across the Conference assets and collateral ▪️The photography led by Mark Vawser from Castleforge Photography and Dustin Wilson from Lancaster 501 Media for capturing the energy, people and moments across the event ▪️The team at Big Fish Events Group working behind the scenes for event delivery Thank you to everyone who contributed their time, expertise and effort to help deliver such an incredible few days for the Australian quantum ecosystem. Looking ahead, planning is already underway for QAC2027 as the Conference evolves across Sydney and Canberra, and we’re excited to continue building momentum, connections and global engagement for Australia’s quantum sector.
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM shared thisQuantum is here, scaling fast and starting to deliver real impact. The time is now for alignment, collaboration, and execution. Quantum Australia 2026 brought together one of the strongest cross-sections of the global quantum ecosystem. 900+ attendees, 13 international delegations, emerging talent through careers programs, and deep industry participation. What stood out was the step change in momentum. Quantum sensing and security are already delivering impact today. Quantum computing and algorithms will uplift productivity in health, energy, climate and beyond. I had the privilege of opening the conference with Petra Andrén, hosting a fireside with Cathy Foley and Ed Husic MP, and closing the event. Our discussion focused on moving beyond momentum to outcomes. The opportunity in quantum is immense and immediate, but it requires deliberate coordination and sustained commitment. Australia’s position is strategic. Building on decades of investment since the 1990s, Australia has world-class Quantum research capability, a growing skills base, companies and capital are leaning in. The priorities are also clear: - bring research, industry and capital together earlier - commit to alignment and scale while the opportunity window is open - translate strong foundations into real economic impact - leverage advances in quantum, AI and HPC into industrial productivity This means turning research strength into sovereign industry advantage. What happens over the next few years will determine how Australia captures long-term economic value from the quantum industry.. A video address from Tim Ayres reinforced Australia’s quantum capability and role in future competitiveness, complemented by opening remarks from Chris Picton and Nicola Phillips. Amongst the many industry leaders sharing insights were IBM Quantum (Petra Florizoone), Microsoft (Katie Scott), Fujitsu (SHINTARO SATO), Rigetti Computing (David Rivas), PsiQuantum (Geoff Pryde), and Novo Nordisk Foundation (Lene B. Oddershede), alongside international policy leaders Finland Trade Minister (Ville Tavio), Australian Banking Association (Simon Birmingham), and UK Quantum (Jonathan Legh-Smith MBE). Industry demand sessions on priority sectors were Defence, Resources, Health and Finance. These featured a range of speakers including Australian Defence Force (Brigadier Hugh Meggitt), BHP (Melissa Bergin), HSBC (Philip Intallura Ph.D Intallura), Fortescue Innovation (Larry Marshall) and Main Sequence Ventures (Bill Bartee). Australia is one of the global leaders in quantum. Now is the time to lean in at scale. #QuantumAustralia #QuantumComputing #DeepTech #AI #HPC #Innovation #IISA #RigettiComputing #IBMQuantum #PsiQuantum #Microsoft #Fujitsu #HSBC #NovoNordiskFoundation #ASCA
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisThere is a clear shift underway. Quantum technologies are moving from research into industrial markets and financial infrastructure, with significant implications for encryption, trust and global markets. One highlight of the Black Swan Summit was the launch of Q-FINEX, a program I'm involved in, bringing together GFTN, The University of Western Australia’s QUISA Research Centre, and ST Engineering. This quantum finance experimentation testbed focuses on moving from theory into real-world application, including portfolio optimisation, risk modelling, fraud detection, and quantum-safe cybersecurity. In addition, it was a privilege to hear from and speak with two of the most respected minds in their fields, Bernard Carr and Ajahn Brahm. Hearing them come together to discuss questions of meaning, consciousness and the future was one of the more unexpected and valuable moments of the Black Swan Summit. What made it even more interesting was that they studied together at Cambridge over fifty years ago, before taking very different paths. With Professor Carr going into gravitation, black holes and cosmology, including doctoral study under Stephen Hawking, while Ajahn Brahm is now among the most recognised Buddhist voices worldwide, known for his teachings on mindfulness, compassion and the human mind. The day also brought together leaders across industry and research including Michelle Simmons, Mark Stickells AM, Jingbo Wang, Tan Bin Ru, and Sopnendu Mohanty. #QuantumComputing #FinTech #QuantumFinance #CyberSecurity #UWA #BlackSwanSummit #GFTN #QuantumAustralia
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM reposted thisACTAI Ventures, co-founded by Amanda Terry and Bill Tai, has held a first close on Unicorn Fund III and made its first two investments: Sovereign Green Compute in Perth and ICME, a tokenized equity marketplace co-backed by Binance Labs. Thank you Michael Schneider for the write up 👇 Paula Taylor Peter Rossdeutscher AM Helena Zhang Arash Attar
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM shared thisCo-facilities where research and industry work side by side translate innovation into real-world application faster. A strong example of this was the UTS Lab site tour following the Advancing Australia Forum led by Minister Tim Ayers. What stood out was the applied, deployment-focused collaboration across research, spin-outs and industry partners working around shared infrastructure. Companies like Nokia are working alongside University of Technology Sydney researchers and growth companies such as Space Machines Company and Metakosmos® to accelerate deployment. Facilities visited included one of Australia’s largest anechoic chambers, alongside robotics, Industry 4.0 and advanced testing environments. Projects range from telecoms for remote industrial sites through to AI real-time modelling. These are the environments where systems are validated and made deployment-ready. Australia has world-class capability. Integrated facilities like this are critical to scaling innovation faster, more commercially, and in ways that strengthen economic resilience. Thank you to Brett Oberstein for leading the site walk-through, and to Lucinda Longcroft (Tech Council of Australia), Prof. Paul Bonnington and others for the discussion. Also to Department of Industry, Science and Resources for arranging the post-roundtable site visit.
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisI was so lucky to grow up with a sister who was born with Down syndrome. She taught me more about governance than any course. Growing up alongside her, I learned early that the world is built for some people and not others. Stairs, forms, meeting rooms, jargon, the tone of a letter. None of it is neutral. Someone decided it, and usually without asking the people it would affect. That's a governance lesson. Boards make decisions on behalf of people who are rarely in the room. So I try to remember to ask one question of every paper, every strategy and every risk discussion: who does this leave out, and did we ask them? Here's what it looks like in practice: 1. Accessibility is a design principle, not a compliance line item. Retrofitting is always more expensive than including people from the start. 2. Treat lived experience as expertise. If a decision touches people living with a disability, they should help shape it, not just receive it. "Nothing about us without us" is a governance standard. 3. Notice whose voice is missing. If your board, committees and consultations all look and sound the same, you're governing with a blind spot. 4. Don't confuse silence with agreement. People who have been overlooked for years often stop speaking up. Work harder to hear them. 5. Measure what matters. What gets reported to the board gets managed. If access and inclusion never appear in your dashboards, they won't improve. 6. Govern a place that allows people to perform at their best. Good boards remove barriers rather than lower expectations. Directors have a duty to act in the best interests of the organisation and the people it serves. When I look through my sister's eyes, I make better decisions: clearer, kinder and more rigorous. If you sit on a board, try this at your next meeting: before you vote, ask, "How does this land for someone with a disability?" Then listen to the silence, and fix what it tells you. What have you done in your organisation to better support those living with a disability living their best life? #Governance #BoardDirector #Disability #Inclusion #DownSyndrome #Leadership
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisYoung First Nations entrepreneur and contemporary artist Jarnda Councillor-Barns is coming to First Nations House 2026! A proud Karajarri, Naaguja, Noongar and Māori woman, Jarnda is the founder of Jarnda Bina Art, a creative business bringing First Nations culture, storytelling and identity into contemporary art and design. Jarnda launched her business at just 20 years old, turning her creative talent and cultural knowledge into a growing enterprise. Through Jarnda Bina Art, she has collaborated with major organisations including Austrade, Perth Wildcats, NBL1 West and the Perth Football League, bringing First Nations stories and representation into sporting, corporate and community spaces. Now a mother of two young boys, Jarnda is passionate about inspiring the next generation of First Nations entrepreneurs and showing how culture and creativity can become powerful foundations for business. Come and hear Jarnda speak at First Nations House 2026. 📅 Monday, 7 December 2026 🕙 10:00am–4:00pm 📍 The Kingsman, Perth 🎟️ Free attendance ✅ Register here: 👉 https://lnkd.in/g3mUrgzs Department of Energy and Economic Diversification | ANZ | City of Perth | Powering Australia West Tech Fest | Paula Taylor | Peter Rossdeutscher AM Danelle Cross Rohan McDougall
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisThe Jinbi Solar Project in the Pilbara is one of Australia's biggest Indigenous-led energy initiatives. But as Yindjibarndi Group CEO Michael Woodley explains, the project is more than just generating commercial-scale renewable energy. Rather, it's an opportunity for traditional owners to build "an economic future that reflects our law, culture and responsibilities". For this reason, the project was recognised with the Jemena Collaboration Award at the Financial Review Energy Awards. Read about the project: https://lnkd.in/dV4-zBb8
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisSome personal news: I’m now a Partner at Main Sequence. I’ll admit I’ve been staring at that sentence for a while, trying to find a way to say it that doesn’t sound like a press release. The honest version is that partnerships in this game are a long-term bet. Someone decides they’re happy to work with you for the next decade, which is either a lovely vote of confidence or a terrifying commitment, depending on how you look at it. I’m choosing lovely. I came into venture the long way around. I started on the lab bench as a scientist, then built the first company, and then moved to the other side of the table. So I’ve been the researcher hoping someone gets the science, the founder hoping someone backs it, and for 20 years, I’ve been the investor trying to do both justice. Each seat looks quite different from the others and I think that’s been the most useful thing I’ve carried into my investing career, including what we are building now at MSV. The thing I keep coming back to is perspective. The best outcomes I’ve seen come from putting people in the room who know things you don’t, and then letting them disagree with you. The focus areas in this industry will keep changing, but the commitment to bringing in real expertise in each one doesn’t. That’s what this promotion represents for me, and it’s what we’re building toward with Fund 4. I’m also hoping to use this as a prompt to write and talk more about how the same problem looks from the lab, the founder’s chair and the boardroom. More on that soon. To the founders and scientists who’ve let me into their companies, thank you. I’m looking forward to getting on with it. Main Sequence
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisA significant milestone for Quantinuum in Australia this week! We formally signed an MOU with The University of Western Australia to deepen our collaboration across quantum research, applications, talent development and broader ecosystem building in Western Australia. The MOU was signed by Professor Amit Chakma, Vice-Chancellor and President of UWA, and me. I was also very pleased to welcome Yaz Mubarakai MLA, representing the WA Government’s science and innovation portfolio, and grateful to Professor Anna Nowak, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), UWA, and Linda Dawson, Head of the Office of Defence Industries, WA Government, for joining us for the occasion. Through this collaboration, we want to give UWA researchers, students and the wider innovation community greater access to Quantinuum’s technology and global ecosystem, including cloud access to Helios, our Nexus software platform, Q-NET community and Startup Partner Programme. A particularly important part of the partnership is the ambition to develop a university-wide applications capability at UWA. The focus is on building the skills and use cases needed to explore where quantum, alongside AI and HPC, can address real challenges across areas such as critical minerals, energy, agriculture and healthcare. For me, this is also about building the demand side of the ecosystem. Access to technology matters, but so does developing researchers, users and industry applications that can translate that capability into real value over time. A big thank you to Professor Jingbo Wang and the broader UWA leadership team for the work that has brought us to this point, and to Quantum Australia for its strong support and partnership - John Barrington AM, Peter Rossdeutscher AM, Dr Andrzej Gwizdalski and Daniela (Danka) Hundzova. This is an important step in our broader engagement across Australia, and I’m looking forward to what we can build together from here! #Quantinuum #UWA #QuantumComputing #QuantumAustralia #WesternAustralia
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisAn exciting milestone for UWA, QUISA, and Western Australia’s quantum computing community! UWA and Quantinuum have formally signed an MoU to deepen our collaboration across quantum research, applications, talent development, and ecosystem building. It was a pleasure to join Professor Amit Chakma (UWA Vice-Chancellor) and Professor Anna Nowak (Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research), alongside with Quantinuum’s Jenni Strabley (Corporate Vice President and General Manager) and Marvin Lee (Country Leader for Singapore), for the signing. We were also delighted to welcome Yaz Mubarakai MLA, representing the WA Government’s science and innovation portfolio; Linda Dawson, Head of the Office of Defence Industries, WA Government; and Professor Mark Reynolds, Head of the School of Physics, Mathematics and Computing. I am particularly excited to build on QUISA’s foundational work in quantum algorithm development to establish a university-wide quantum applications capability. By connecting UWA’s interdisciplinary expertise, from medicine, agriculture and finance to energy, transport, and critical minerals, with Quantinuum’s hardware and software platforms, we aim to tackle complex computational challenges by combining quantum computing with AI and high-performance computing. Central to this effort is co-design: working directly with industry and government end users to ensure quantum advances address real-world needs, while creating opportunities for hands-on training, internships, and new ventures for the next generation. My sincere thanks to Quantinuum, including Whei Yeap Suen (Scientific Project Manager), Josh Savory (Sr. Director of Offering Management), Kortny Rolston-Duce (Director of Ecosystem Development); UWA leadership team, including Professor Andrew Page (Pro Vice-Chancellor in Research), Paul Collings (Director, Office of Industry and Commercial Development), Liz Latham (Associate Director, Industry Engagement), and Vicky Johnstone (Associate Director, Research Enterprise); the entire QUISA team; the WA Government - Minister Stephen Dawson, WA Chief Scientist Sharath Sriram, Hon Dr Parwinder Kaur FTSE MLC, Penny-Louise Hyland; Pawsey CEO Mark Stickells AM, CTO Ugo Varetto; and Quantum Australia (especially Peter Rossdeutscher AM, John Barrington AM, Petra Andrén, Dr Andrzej Gwizdalski, and Daniela (Danka) Hundzova) for their shared vision and support. I look forward to turning these ambitions into impactful collaborations for Western Australia and the global quantum ecosystem.
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisWestern Australia’s #quantum future took another step forward this week—with The University of Western Australia and Quantinuum signing an MoU to connect global technology with local research, talent and industry challenges. I’m thrilled to see this partnership move into its next chapter, working with Prof Jingbo Wang and building on WA’s research strengths, including Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre. It’s wonderful to welcome the Quantinuum team back for their third visit in six months. Quantum computing opens new ways to tackle certain problems that stretch classical computers—from simulating molecules to exploring complex optimisation challenges. Turning that potential into practical capability takes sustained collaboration. That’s what makes this partnership exciting: opportunities for our #students, #researchers, #engineers and #entrepreneurs to contribute to globally relevant work from right here in WA. Congratulations to TEAM WA esp Prof Jingbo Wang, the QUISA team, Dr Jennifer Strabley, Prof Amit Chakma, Mark Stickells AM, John Barrington AM, Mark Reynolds, Quantum Australia everyone bringing this vision to life. WA has the talent. Partnerships like this help turn it into tomorrow’s capability—and economic opportunity 🙌🏼 #QuantumComputing #TeamWA #ScienceToOpportunity Government of Western Australia | Stephen Dawson | Roger Cook
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Peter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisPeter Rossdeutscher AM liked thisThe world of NVIDIA compute - in one chart Every company will become an AI company. You can own the AI factory or rent it, but you cannot opt out of the infrastructure. That means recurring CapEx, OpEx, or both. AI Natives - VCs invested around $0.5T in AI Natives in the first half of 2026. Roughly 2/3 of that is spent on compute - offtake. When was the last time VCs stopped investing in a platform shift? VCs will continue to fund recurring offtake for the next AI giants. Neoclouds - NVIDIA AI Infrastructure is being built and operated around the world, matching regional energy with regional AI cloud operators that transform it into valuable intelligence. Countries realize the positive economic impact of building essential infrastructure. OxMs - NVIDIA’s full-stack platform and standardized reference designs enable partners to build and deliver AI factory systems at scale. AI Labs Self-Hosted - NVIDIA runs in every AI lab. And AI labs will continue to raise capital using productive, durable, and fungible NVIDIA assets as collateral. Enterprise & Industrial - CUDA accelerates thousands of applications across industries. One programmable platform supports many workloads, keeping infrastructure productive as business priorities evolve. CSPs - NVIDIA has the best unit economics - tokens per watt and tokens per dollar - for their public clouds. Reflected by NVIDIAs growing share of CSP IT CapEx. Different customers. Different ownership models. One NVIDIA platform - able to address the global GDP of around $120T (as of 2026). More details in our roadshow slides. https://lnkd.in/gy3FRdpY
Experience & Education
Volunteer Experience
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Adjunct Professor
University of Sydney
- Present 10 months
Education
Supporting industry engagement and real-world application of science and emerging technologies.
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Adjunct Professor
The University of Western Australia
- Present 10 years 10 months
Education
Adjunct appointments across the Business School and Physics & Computing, supporting industry engagement, research commercialisation and real-world application of emerging technologies.
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Board of Advisors
METS Ignited Australia Ltd
- 5 years 8 months
Economic Empowerment
Strategic advisor to the Board of Australia’s METS industry growth centre.
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Chair, Board of Advisors
SmartSat CRC
- 2 years
Science and Technology
Chair of Board of Advisors for a $245M advanced communications and satellite technology collaboration.
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Inaugural Board of Advisors
Australia Automation & Robotics Initiative
- 2 years
Science and Technology
Inaugural Board of Advisors member supporting cross-sector automation and robotics capability.
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Non Executive Director. Chair, Membership & Conference Board
Austmine
- 5 years 3 months
Economic Empowerment
Non-Executive Director and Chair, Membership & Conference Committee of Australia’s peak METS industry body.
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Chair of Industry Board
Quantum Girls
- 3 years 10 months
Science and Technology
Chair of Industry Board for a national STEM program creating after-school science clubs for girls across Australia.
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Co-Chair
First Nations House
- Present 2 years 7 months
Economic Empowerment
Co-Chair supporting First Nations founders and leaders through networks, commercial opportunities and ecosystems.
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Chair, Board of Advisors
StartupWA
- 2 years 1 month
Economic Empowerment
Advisory Board Chair supporting the State’s entrepreneurship and technology ecosystem.
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Non Executive Chair
Bloom Center for Youth Entreprenuership
- 5 years 7 months
Economic Empowerment
Non-Executive Chair of a youth entrepreneurship initiative engaging more than 5,000 students.
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Non Executive Director. Chair, Funding Board
RSPCA WA
- 2 years 1 month
Animal Welfare
Improving animal welfare for over 120 years
Honors & Awards
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Member of the Order of Australia (AM)
Issued by Governor-General of Australia
For significant service to business, to digital inclusion, and to the innovation and technology
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Platinum Award for Energy Innovation, Innovator of the Year
Woodside Energy
State government led award for innovation in future energy production through new technology and new business models. Awarded for the Automated Solar Panel Cleaning Robot.
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Companion of Engineers Australia
Engineers Australia
Level of attainment and accomplishment in a field related to Engineering comparable to the grade of Fellow.
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National Mentor the Year, Finalist
The Australian Space Awards
Recognises the leading individuals and businesses contributing to the development of Australia’s space economy
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The Power 500
Business News
Recognises the most influential leaders within key leadership areas on achievements, visibility and future standing.
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ICT Hall of Fame, Achiever of the Year
INCITE AWARDS
Peak Award recognising an individual's outstanding volunteering and career contribution to the ICT industry.
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Outstanding Diversity Ally Award Finalist
Women in Technology WA (WITWA)
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Champion of Innovation Award, National Finalist
Austmine
Recognises a career achievement to innovation in the Mining Engineering & Technology Sector industry.
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Fellow of the AICD
Australian Institute of Directors
Recognised for knowledge, experience, good standing and professionalism as a company director.
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C.Y. O’Connor Award
West Australian Chamber of Commerce
Peak Award for Engineering Excellence
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Most Successful Private Business Trading Overseas
BRW
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CEO Award
Gateway Inc.
Leading performer at the VP level in Fortune 100 organisation of >20,000 employees
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