Professor Craig Olsson Deakin Distinguished Professor and Director, Deakin Lifespan Institute, Faculty of Health/School of Psychology NHMRC Leadership Fellow: Lifecourse Epidemiology Scientific Director: The Australian Temperament Project Generation 3 Study The Victorian Adolescent and Intergenerational Health Cohort Study Founding Scientific Convener: MCRI LifeCourse Initiative National Convenor: The Australian Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) Longitudinal Studies Network. Fields of Research: Applied and developmental psychology Social determinants of health Behavioural epidemiology Social epidemiology Epidemiology Child and adolescent development Psychology of ageing

Professor Clair Sullivan is an internationally recognised clinical informatician, clinician and research leader driving digital health transformation in Queensland and globally. She is Director of the Queensland Digital Health Centre at The University of Queensland and Clinical Director for Community Diabetes at Metro North Health. A specialist endocrinologist, she holds a Research Doctorate in Medicine from the University of Leeds and has held senior leadership roles across government and academia since 2014. Professor Sullivan has generated more than $70M in research funding and currently leads over $35M in active grants, including 6 MRFF projects (3 as CIA), 4 NHMRC projects and 3 ARC Linkage projects (1 as CIA). She leads a $110M+ research centre and is ranked in the top 1% globally in Medical Informatics, with over 150 publications. Her work spans research, clinical practice and policy, with a strong track record of translating digital innovation into real-world impact. Through her leadership, she continues to shape national and international approaches to digital health, influencing how healthcare systems are designed, delivered and sustained into the future.

Ms Amanda Cattermole PSM is the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Digital Health Agency, a role she commenced in September 2020. Auspiced by the governments of Australia, the Agency is the steward for digital enablement of Australia’s health system, with a lead role in coordinating national engagement, delivery and adoption of digital health to enable person-centred, connected healthcare. Amanda has previously held senior roles in Commonwealth entities, including Treasury, the former Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet and Services Australia. She has also held senior State government roles in the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services and the Western Australian Department of Indigenous Affairs. In her earlier career Amanda worked as a lawyer in Victoria, the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Amanda holds a Bachelor of Laws, a Bachelor of Commerce, a Master of Laws and a Master of Business Administration. In 2013, she received the Public Service Medal for outstanding public service leading reform in providing housing for Indigenous people in remote communities and the National Gambling Reform laws.