The below speakers are presenting an accepted abstract at AMPEAK 2026. 

Full NameCompany / OrganisationProfile PictureSpeaking At
Kubesh AcharyProgrammedKubesh Achary8.B.4 Operationalising Asset Management: Embedding Leadership, Governance & Process Discipline
Warren ADAMSGHD AdvisoryWarren ADAMS3.B.2 Empowering people to drive performance: Asset management capability maturity frameworks
Rami AffanWSPRami Affan10.C.2 Achieving $26 billion in funding from a centralised asset management operating model
Shahin AkhterMain Roads WAShahin Akhter8.D.3 Digital Transformation in Asset Management: A case Study from Western Australian Road Network
Robert AlcaroTransgridRobert Alcaro4.B.3 Plugged In and Powered Up: Asset Integration Wins and Wisdom
Abdullah BalhaddadAB Vibration Consultant Pty LtdAbdullah Balhaddad4.D.2 Alignment impact on Vibration Readings
Sean BassBHPSean Bass9.D.1 From Data Chaos to Clarity: How AI is Powering Smarter Asset Management
Asha BauchTransport for NSWAsha Bauch7.A.2 Transport Asset Custodian Platform (TACP)
Nathan BelgroveWorley ConsultingNathan Belgrove8.C.2 A Systematic Approach to Asset Life Extension and Residual Life Estimation: Case Study Oil refinery
8.C.4 Keeping the Lights On: Linking Process Safety to Asset Management in the Thermal Power Industry
Sharun BennyProgrammed Facility ManagementSharun Benny8.C.1 A novel continuous improvement framework for reliability, safety and sustainable asset management
Adam BevinsDownerAdam Bevins3.B.4 Capability challenges – supporting the New Zealand transport sector to succeed
David BrabyCT Management GroupDavid Braby6.C.4 Strategic Pavement Management a top to bottom case study
Graeme BrownInfrastructure SA(not set)7.B.3 Driving Value Through Strategic Asset Management in South Australian Government
Grant BurtonTransport for NSWGrant Burton2.B. 3 Leading through reform: Practical asset management without the traditional levers
3.D.3 Driving smarter decisions: A lifecycle model for bus fleet resilience
Kim BusfieldInfrastructure NSWKim Busfield2.C.4 From Risk to Consequence - Using Service Delivery Levels to Inform Maintenance and Renewal Investment’
Micheal ButlerSiemens/ BrightlyMicheal Butler10.B.2 Penlink: Integrating Lifecycle Cost Modelling and Confirm EAM for Infrastructure Optimisation
Glen CancianService StreamGlen Cancian3.B.3 A Three-Pronged Approach to Knowledge Retention in Infrastructure Management
10.B.2 Penlink: Integrating Lifecycle Cost Modelling and Confirm EAM for Infrastructure Optimisation
Paul CannonsStantecPaul Cannons2.B.4 Utilising strong governance to drive asset management improvement
Catherine Caruana-McManusMeshed IoT SolutionsCatherine Caruana-McManus2.A.2 Smart Asset Management Roadmap: IoT, AI & Digital Twins for Asset-Rich Industries
Ivan CatabayTransport for NSWIvan Catabay7.A.2 Transport Asset Custodian Platform (TACP)
Lucas CespedesAssetivityLucas Cespedes2.D.4 Root cause confusion: Why we’re still getting RCA wrong
9.B.2 Planning, scheduling... and hoping for the best: Work management needs a reboot
Patty ChierIcon Water(not set)3.C.4 Risk and Opportunity in investment decision-making
Hanbit ChoAssetFutureHanbit Cho10.D.4 A Probabilistic Approach to Asset Degradation Modelling Using Expected Value
Wing-tim ChoiAssetFutureWing-tim Choi4.A.1 Reducing the Cost of Creating an Asset Register Through Data Extrapolation
Ming ChongGHDMing Chong7.D.4 Smart building management systems - a project's journey from inception to implementation
Habib ChowdhuryProgrammedHabib Chowdhury8.B.4 Operationalising Asset Management: Embedding Leadership, Governance & Process Discipline
Leanne CluleyReduxo Pty LtdLeanne Cluley3.A.1 Making Informed Decisions Based on Accurate Asset Data
Phillip ConroyBabcock New Zealand LtdPhillip Conroy6.C.2 Asset management planning and risk-based decision-making for the Royal New Zealand Navy
Anna CrawfordTransgridAnna Crawford2.A.1 Navigating the Deep Energy Transition through Transgrid’s Strategic Asset Management Plan Update
Paul DavisBetterAIMPaul Davis3.C.1 From Data to Decisions: Strengthening Regional Water Resilience Through Digital Asset Management
10.B.4 Building Confidence in Investment: TasWater’s Capital Prioritisation Framework
Rebecca DeCiccoWomen in BIMRebecca DeCicco6.A.4 From Design to Disposal: Managing Asset Data Across the Lifecycle with ISO 19650 and ISO 55013
Luke de JagerKPMGLuke de Jager9.D.1 From Data Chaos to Clarity: How AI is Powering Smarter Asset Management
Sandy DunnAssetivitySandy Dunn6.D.2 Sustained Asset Management Improvement - the Vital Role of Leadership
Richard ElliotRockfieldRichard Elliot8.A.3 Data Driven Insights for Sustainable TLO Lifecycle Management
Mark EngelhardtDecision and Transition ConsultingMark Engelhardt3.A.2 Operationalising Quality Data Capture via Long-Term Franchise Model for Data Driven Decision Making
Hanane FaresDepartment of Communities and Justice(not set)9.B.4 AMCouncil Special Interest Group – Sustainability and Resilience in Asset Management
Scott FeherJacobsScott Feher10.C.3 Value driven asset management under a PPP – avoiding the pitfalls
Perry Fon SingKiwiRailPerry Fon Sing3.C.2 SMART PAF: Driving reliability and enhancing value in Rail Asset Management
Domenic FonteAssetFutureDomenic Fonte2.A.4 Complexity to Clarity — Accelerating AM Productivity Through Digital Innovation at UnitingCare QLD
Rachel ForteAIS Operations,Rachel Forte6.C.3 Going for gold: strategically embedding asset management at the Australian Sports Commission
Adam FrickerQueanbeyan Palerang Regional CouncilAdam Fricker7.B.2 Balancing legislative minimum and ISO 55000: QPRC’s journey with public stakeholders
Ben FurnessYellowscope Pty LtdBen Furness10.C.4 Turning Stakeholders into Partners: The Murray Darling Basin Authority’s Strategic Asset Approach
Ken GarrardKepa Software Pty LtdKen Garrard6.B.3 Operationalising ISO 55001's Sustainability Mandate: How APO Unifies LCCA, LCA, MCDA and ESG
Scott GeappenHydro TasmaniaScott Geappen9.C.3 Hydro Tasmania's Asset Management Maturity Uplift
Rory GibbonsBrightly, A Siemens CompanyRory Gibbons10.B.1 10 years of asset investment planning: critical success factors and common pitfalls
Oscar GibsonEssential EnergyOscar Gibson10.D.3 An Empirical Comparison of Traditional Machine Learning and Large Language Models for Incident Classification in Electrical Networks
Thomas GordonEssential EnergyThomas Gordon10.D.3 An Empirical Comparison of Traditional Machine Learning and Large Language Models for Incident Classification in Electrical Networks
Peter GriffithsKiwiRailPeter Griffiths3.C.2 SMART PAF: Driving reliability and enhancing value in Rail Asset Management
Elena GrimshawWSPElena Grimshaw7.C.2 Embedding resilience into infrastructure investment and planning for freight
Rudi HaarhoffAnglo AmericanRudi Haarhoff4.A.3 Precision Maintenance: Measure What Matters, Reward What Works