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

Full NameCompany / OrganisationProfile PictureSpeaking At
Alex PereraKPMGAlex Perera4.B.4 WA's Growing Workforce Demands: Challenges and Opportunities for Asset Managers
Pablo Perez-ReigosaVentiaPablo Perez-Reigosa4.D.3 Lessons learnt using Internet of Times (IoT) vibration and temperature sensors
Brent PergalliniLucid Consulting AustraliaBrent Pergallini3.D.2 Risk based asset prioritisation drives operational excellence in University HV network
Jeffery PeslerWoolpertJeffery Pesler7.A.1 The DNA of Asset Management: Building a Living Data Chain
Sandeep PigeraProgrammed Facility ManagementSandeep Pigera8.C.1 A novel continuous improvement framework for reliability, safety and sustainable asset management
Muhunthan PonniahCity of Gold CoastMuhunthan Ponniah6.C.4 Strategic Pavement Management a top to bottom case study
Yvonne PowerImpower TechnologiesYvonne Power10.D.2 Industrial AI for asset management
Md tareq RahmanDepartment of Transport and Planning, VictoriaMd tareq Rahman7.A.4 Building an Integrated Data-Rich Framework for Evidence Based Pavement Maintenance Planning
Rajesh kumar RajendranStantecRajesh kumar Rajendran6.C.1 Amplifying organisational transformation through Infrastructure Asset Management
Renuka RanaweeraBrightly a Siemens companyRenuka Ranaweera7.D.2 Turning Data in strategy: digital innovation in maritime asset management
David RawlinsonWSPDavid Rawlinson10.A.2 An automated Heavy Vehicle Structure Assessment Permit System for Class 1 and Class 2 heavy vehicles
Stephen RenshawTransgridStephen Renshaw3.D.1 Challenges in Moving to a Precautionary Approach of Risk Management
Amy RobinsonAurizonAmy Robinson2.D3 Reliability-Centered Maintenance Strategy for Mobile Container Rotators in Port Operations
Sue RodrigoService StreamSue Rodrigo9.C.4 Advancing Asset Management Maturity Beyond ISO 55000
Jason RonsisvalleReduxo Pty LtdJason Ronsisvalle3.A.1 Making Informed Decisions Based on Accurate Asset Data
Adam RotapelKPMGAdam Rotapel2.C.2 Show me the value!
Lauren RussellBrightly SoftwareLauren Russell2.A.3 Paper cuts to pixel perfect: The digital evolution of asset management plans
Mohammad SadozaiSchneider ElectricMohammad Sadozai6.A.2 Leveraging asset management software and building technologies for ISO55001-Aligned Asset Management
Joseph SamuelDowner RTSJoseph Samuel9.D.4 Enabling natural language queries for data retrieval
10.D.1 A generalised 8D framework for AI-assisted FRACAS
Madeline SchneiderTransgridMadeline Schneider2.A.1 Navigating the Deep Energy Transition through Transgrid’s Strategic Asset Management Plan Update
Rachel ScottAsset Management AsssociatesRachel Scott3.B.1 Embedding What We Know: A Practical Index for Assessing Knowledge Maturity and Driving Performance
Jeff SharpHexagonJeff Sharp4.B.2 Future-Proofing the Workforce: Digital Knowledge That Bridges Generations
6.B.4 Extending asset life through circularity: A digital approach to sustainable value
Travis SoutterConcordia Asset ManagementTravis Soutter3.D.3 From Reactive to Reliable: Strengthening Coordination for Operational Resilience
4.C.1 Coordination Before Compliance: Reframing ISO 55001 as a System of Value Realisation
6.B.1 Aligning ERM and ISO 55001: Exposing System Weakness to Build Organisational Resilience
8.B.1 Beyond Compliance: How Pragmatic Leadership Builds Productive Asset Management Systems
9.A.2 Adaptive Cognitive Coordination (ACC): Leveraging AI and Behavioural Insight to Power Productivity
Ben SteelStantecBen Steel6.C.1 Amplifying organisational transformation through Infrastructure Asset Management
James StevensEnergyAustraliaJames Stevens10.A.3 Thermographic aerial drone imaging for pre-emptive monitoring of concrete structure spalling
Antony StraubhaarTransport for NSWAntony Straubhaar2.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
4.C.3 Strategic Alignment through International Standardisation: An Overview of ISO/TC251 Asset Management
Kan TaoProgrammed Facility MaintenanceKan Tao8.B.2 Strategic Review of Asset Management and Maintenance Delivery for Operational Excellence
Andrea ThayerMackay Regional Council(not set)3.C.3 Smarter Together: Building a Digital Playbook for Smart Water Metering in Queensland
Anna Thomas RajuCinnov8Anna Thomas Raju2.B.1 Culture Change – How to or How not to? – That is the question - PART 2
Tim ThomsonQueensland Corrective ServicesTim Thomson7.B.4 Leading Through Complexity: QCS’s Influence on Government-Wide Asset Management Practices
Matt TilyardTasWater(not set)7.D.1 Partnering for Better Data: How TasWater and BetterAIM Rapidly Transformed Asset Inspections
Sloan TradGinko ConsultantsSloan Trad3.B.1 Embedding What We Know: A Practical Index for Assessing Knowledge Maturity and Driving Performance
7.C.4 Infrastructure Assets and PFAS: Understanding Emerging Risks and Responses for Asset Managers
Ramakrishnan VijayakumaranAVEVA(not set)9.A.3 AI-Powered Maturity Model for Sustainable Asset Management and Data-Driven Strategy
Emily WebsterWannon WaterEmily Webster2.C.3 Strategic Asset Management, Water Utilities, Risk based Decision-Making, Asset Renewal Forecasting
David WilsonWSP AustraliaDavid Wilson4.C.2 The IKEA Effect: Flat-Pack Thinking for Global Asset Standards
Yin WongXDNA / Downer RTSYin Wong8.D.1 A practitioner’s guide to industrialising AI in asset management
James WrightJacobsJames Wright10.C.3 Value driven asset management under a PPP – avoiding the pitfalls
Laura YoungAustralian Sports CommissionLaura Young6.C.3 Going for gold: strategically embedding asset management at the Australian Sports Commission
Asem ZabinGHDAsem Zabin4.B.1 Building internal digital capability through people-centric transformation at Tauranga City Council