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

Full NameCompany / OrganisationProfile PictureSpeaking At
Abdullah BalhaddadAB Vibration Consultant Pty LtdAbdullah Balhaddad4.D.2 Alignment impact on Vibration Readings
Rachel ForteAIS Operations,Rachel Forte6.C.3 Going for gold: strategically embedding asset management at the Australian Sports Commission
Rex HarlandAlign Limited(not set)8.D.2 Value from Digital Asset Management Plans
Mathew OakeyAMCLMathew Oakey6.D.3 How do we prevent Asset Management from failing?
9.C.3 Hydro Tasmania's Asset Management Maturity Uplift
Rudi HaarhoffAnglo AmericanRudi Haarhoff4.A.3 Precision Maintenance: Measure What Matters, Reward What Works
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
Domenic FonteAssetFutureDomenic Fonte2.A.4 Complexity to Clarity — Accelerating AM Productivity Through Digital Innovation at UnitingCare QLD
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
Sandy DunnAssetivitySandy Dunn6.D.2 Sustained Asset Management Improvement - the Vital Role of Leadership
Rachel ScottAsset Management AsssociatesRachel Scott3.B.1 Embedding What We Know: A Practical Index for Assessing Knowledge Maturity and Driving Performance
Alex Payne-BillardAtkinsRealisAlex Payne-Billard3.A.3 The data disconnect: a common organisational challenge from the whole-of-life asset perspective
Amy RobinsonAurizonAmy Robinson2.D3 Reliability-Centered Maintenance Strategy for Mobile Container Rotators in Port Operations
Laura YoungAustralian Sports CommissionLaura Young6.C.3 Going for gold: strategically embedding asset management at the Australian Sports Commission
Ramakrishnan VijayakumaranAVEVA(not set)9.A.3 AI-Powered Maturity Model for Sustainable Asset Management and Data-Driven Strategy
Phillip ConroyBabcock New Zealand LtdPhillip Conroy6.C.2 Asset management planning and risk-based decision-making for the Royal New Zealand Navy
Shane OldhamBetterAim(not set)4.D.4 From Assets to Action: A Framework for Operational Readiness
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
Sean BassBHPSean Bass9.D.1 From Data Chaos to Clarity: How AI is Powering Smarter Asset Management
Renuka RanaweeraBrightly a Siemens companyRenuka Ranaweera7.D.2 Turning Data in strategy: digital innovation in maritime asset management
Rory GibbonsBrightly, A Siemens CompanyRory Gibbons10.B.1 10 years of asset investment planning: critical success factors and common pitfalls
Lauren RussellBrightly SoftwareLauren Russell2.A.3 Paper cuts to pixel perfect: The digital evolution of asset management plans
Anna Thomas RajuCinnov8Anna Thomas Raju2.B.1 Culture Change – How to or How not to? – That is the question - PART 2
Muhunthan PonniahCity of Gold CoastMuhunthan Ponniah6.C.4 Strategic Pavement Management a top to bottom case study
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
David BrabyCT Management GroupDavid Braby6.C.4 Strategic Pavement Management a top to bottom case study
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
Justin NganDepartment of Transport and PlanningJustin Ngan10.A.4 Python-Based Data Validation Framework for Level 2 Road Structure Inspections
Nkechi Ngozi NwajiDepartment of Transport and PlanningNkechi Ngozi Nwaji7.C.3 Protecting our railway assets in high pressure urban environments
Kartik PatelDepartment of Transport and PlanningKartik Patel10.A.2 An automated Heavy Vehicle Structure Assessment Permit System for Class 1 and Class 2 heavy vehicles
Md tareq RahmanDepartment of Transport and Planning, VictoriaMd tareq Rahman7.A.4 Building an Integrated Data-Rich Framework for Evidence Based Pavement Maintenance Planning
Cassie KhawDepartment of Transport VictoriaCassie Khaw3.A.2 Operationalising Quality Data Capture via Long-Term Franchise Model for Data Driven Decision Making
Adam BevinsDownerAdam Bevins3.B.4 Capability challenges – supporting the New Zealand transport sector to succeed
Joseph SamuelDowner RTSJoseph Samuel9.D.4 Enabling natural language queries for data retrieval
10.D.1 A generalised 8D framework for AI-assisted FRACAS
April JewellEnergyAustraliaApril Jewell3.A.4 Getting Our Data House in Order: Data Governance to Power a Smarter Asset Management Future
6.D.4 From Boardroom to Boiler Room: Translating Strategy into Operational Levels of Service
James StevensEnergyAustraliaJames Stevens10.A.3 Thermographic aerial drone imaging for pre-emptive monitoring of concrete structure spalling
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
Ming ChongGHDMing Chong7.D.4 Smart building management systems - a project's journey from inception to implementation
Andrea ParafinaGHDAndrea Parafina2.D.2 Enhancing resilience and reliability: A RAM-Based review of the Kew sewerage pump station
Asem ZabinGHDAsem Zabin4.B.1 Building internal digital capability through people-centric transformation at Tauranga City Council
Pauline OrquilloGHD(not set)2.B.2 From Static Documents to Digital Asset Management Ecosystems
Warren ADAMSGHD AdvisoryWarren ADAMS3.B.2 Empowering people to drive performance: Asset management capability maturity frameworks
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
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
Scott GeappenHydro TasmaniaScott Geappen9.C.3 Hydro Tasmania's Asset Management Maturity Uplift
Michael MowatIAGMichael Mowat8.A.4 Investment-grade data: A decision-first framework for infrastructure asset management
Patty ChierIcon Water(not set)3.C.4 Risk and Opportunity in investment decision-making
Toby MapleIIMBEToby Maple6.A.1 CAPEX to OPEX digital enablement with BIM/DE - A water utility's view
6.A.3 Leveraging Information Management and benefits realisation through BIM/DE