As director of Small Multiples Andrea is responsible for providing data visualisation direction, spearheading business development, and educating organisations on the value of communicating stories through data.

Envirobank Recycling introduced Australia to the concept of Reverse Vending Technology. Initially starting the business to reward and incentivise consumers for recycling, this technology is now going to underpin the emerging container deposit markets in Australia, and Envirobank is the largest supplier of this technology in Australia.

Daily Addict founder and mother of two Carrie Kwan wants to help other business mums succeed. Mums & Co is a membership-based service to help mums in business, backed by IAG. With a newborn in tow, she is determined to help Australia’s growing tribe of business mothers flourish and grow.

Erin is the Director of Asialink Diplomacy at the University of Melbourne, a centre for diplomacy innovation, Track II dialogues, and research on Australia’s engagement with Asia. She is Chair of the Advisory Board of the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education and is Co-founder of DICE (Digital, Innovative, Creative and Entrepreneurial) Kids.

Jacqueline Savage is the Founder of MedCorp Technologies, a medical device company developing wearable technologies for the healthcare industry. As a young Australian product design engineer she is passionate and dedicated to improving healthcare through innovation.

Kim Peirce, a mother-of-three from Melbourne left her highly paid career job as a management consultant to take on the beauty industry, mixing buzz ingredients such as essential oils with Himalayan sea salt. So she started BabeScrub & now sells to the world.

HashChing is trailblazing a new concept in the mortgage market that offers consumers the largest online marketplace of negotiated rates from lenders and then assists customers fulfil their loan, by partnering with a network of verified mortgage brokers.

Corrie not only founded Espresso Communications in 2004, building it into a thriving, internationally-recognised communications consulting company over the last decade, but more recently, she also spearheaded the creation of a unique publication-InnovationAus.com.

Since starting the business in 2009, Jenny has grown Suntrix from the kitchen table into a multi-million dollar company. Suntrix services thousands of residential, commercial and wholesale clients per year, helping them save money and reduce their carbon footprint.

Gemma has spent the best part of 18 years working in international media primarily in Australia, UK and USA.  Her passion is radio & she is one of the first women in Australia to hold a network Head of Content role in the commercial broadcast media industry.