COMING SOON

Ashley has over three decades of business leadership spanning America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Ashley is the Director of “Project Green Polysilicon”, a multi-billion dollar solar semiconductor facility at the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct. The investment is led by Private Energy Partners, the in-house project developers for Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners. Ashley is the Director of Brinson and Associates strategy consultancy, and he is Director of Greener Technologies Pty Ltd, the developer of Solarobotix.

Roxane Desmicht is a recognised thought leader in supply chain management and digital transformation, known for her contributions as a panelist and presenter at international conferences. With over 20 years of experience in the high-tech and semiconductor industries, her versatile expertise spans product development, project management, account management, and supply chain.

In recent years, Roxane has been at the forefront of driving digital transformation in supply chain and operations. She has collaborated with the Singapore Economic Development Board and TUV Süd to test and refine the Singapore Smart Industry Readiness Index.

David Ioannidis is a seasoned Portfolio Manager at Rolling Capital Management, with a strong background in financial markets and a keen interest in nurturing early-stage companies. With a successful career spanning over three decades, David brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table.

David's professional journey began in Investment Banking, where he specialized in trading Fixed Income markets at Citi and later at JP Morgan. During his decade plus tenure at JP Morgan, David held various key positions, including leading the Fixed Income Trading division in Australia. He was a member of both the Global Rates Management Committee and the Local Executive Committee, showcasing his strategic leadership skills.

Jonathon is the award-winning CEO of North Find Management and a global leader in Sales & Operations Planning, governance, and operations management. He has managed process improvement and organizational change for companies as diverse as Staples, Heineken, Dell Technologies, Microsoft and STEMCELL Biotechnologies.

His board experience spans the healthcare, industrial and consumer packaged goods industries, in addition to his advisory work with the International Journal of Applied Forecasting.

Jonathon's best-selling book Histories of the Future was published in 2021 by Forbes Books and was followed by a podcast on demand planning hosted by Forbes Radio.

Jonathon studied Economics at the University of Western Ontario before moving to the University of British Columbia to study law. He is a graduate of the MIT Sloan School of Management, a member of the 2019 Management Excellence cohort at Harvard Business School, and a member of the Harvard Business Review’s Advisory Council.

Dr Brydon Wang is an author, lawyer and scholar researching at the confluence of law, technology and design governance of the city. Brydon is dually qualified in law and architecture and practised as a technology and construction lawyer with a global top-tier law firm. He currently teaches in the law school at the Queensland University of Technology. Brydon's research focuses on how we can regulate to increase the perceived trustworthiness of decision-makers. In doing so, his research addresses vulnerability -- particularly vulnerability arising from informational asymmetry.

Brydon is passionate about regulating to enhance trustworthiness in the design and deployment of automated decision-making systems in cities (BIM, Digital Twins). While at the University of Queensland, Brydon taught Responsible Data Science in the Master of Data Science course. His PhD thesis, 'The Role of Trustworthiness in Automated Decision-making Systems and the Law' was awarded the 2022 Faculty of Business and Law Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award.