Paul Lupo, CEO of St.LukesHealth, was our special guest for IN THE HOT SEAT Episode #11 and we took the time to chat to him about the amazing, and substantial, vision that he and the team have named up - to make Tasmania the healthiest island on the planet! Paul spoke to Steve and Sherri about the amazing work the team at St.LukesHealth are doing, as well as what he does personally for health and wellbeing.

CEO of Aurora Energy, Nigel Clark, was our guest in episode #10 of IN THE HOT SEAT and shared some powerful, personal insights into wellbeing and the importance of self-awareness. From hockey, to music, swimming and walking the dog, Nigel spoke to Steve and Sherri about how he has learnt to recognise when he needs a circuit breaker from stress, as well as what works best for him. Tune in now!

Episode #9 of IN THE HOT SEAT with special guest Ben Targett covered everything from counting steps to connecting over a beer, balancing work commitments to taking on new challenges, and some reflection on the benefits and importance of good mates. Tune in now to enjoy a great conversation between Steve, Sherri and Ben.

In our most recent episode of IN THE HOT SEAT Steve and Sherri get up close and personal with Barb McGregor, chatting about what wellness means to her on a personal and professional level. Barb's career experience stretches across industries and sectors in some high pressure roles, including working in the Office of the Premier of Tasmania throughout the COVID pandemic. Most recently holding the role of Chief Advocacy Officer and Deputy CEO for Marinus Link, Barb gave us an insight into how pounding the pavements helps her release stress.

Who's on your personal board? Our guest for Episode #7 of IN THE HOT SEAT was Christine Finnegan, CEO of the Tasmania JackJumpers and she shared some great insights with us, including the importance of her 'personal board'. Tune in to hear Christine chat with Steve and Sherri about what wellbeing means to her, as well as some of the new initiatives at the JackJumpers office.

Episode 6 of IN THE HOT SEAT covers everything from Grown Up Gap Years and chin ups to engagement surveys!

Steve and Sherri caught up with CEO of Colony 47 Dianne Underwood to find out what wellbeing means to her personally, and how she encourages her team to prioritise their own health and wellbeing.

After a long, impressive career in hospitality Dominic Baker took a leap into sport a few years back, starting his role as CEO for Cricket Tasmania just in time for the COVID pandemic to hit hard! 

In this episode of the HOSPO Health podcast, IN THE HOT SEAT, Dom chats with Steve and Sherri about his own approach to wellness, both personally and at work. He shares the signs and strategies he's learnt for managing stress, and also talks about the comprehensive new wellness strategy that CT is introducing for all staff and players. Check it out! 

In this episode of IN THE HOT SEAT, CEO Steve Old and Chief Happiness Officer Sherri Ring caught up with Sarah Clark, CEO of Tourism Tasmania to chat about what wellness means to her.

Sarah shares her strategies for keeping focussed and minimising stress - from fishing with her dad to breath work classes and catching up with friends.

Recently appointed CEO of the Tourism Industry Council of Tasmania, Amy Hills, joins THA CEO Steve Old and Chief Happiness Officer Sherri Ring to chat about her approach to wellbeing on a personal and professional level.

Our HOSPO Health quick fire five gives a great insight into Amy as she shares what she is most grateful for, what song gets her up and moving, and how she turned from a meditation sceptic into a true believer!

What does wellbeing mean to Minister Nic Street?

Our guest in Episode 2 of IN THE HOT SEAT is the Minister for Sport and Recreation, Stadia and Events, House and Construction and Local Government.

Tasmanian Hospitality Association CEO Steve Old and Chief Happiness Officer Sherri Ring chat with Minister Street to find out about his personal approach to wellbeing, what he does and where he goes to de-stress, and what he feels most grateful for in his life.