Bianca Chatfield is a former Australian netballer, current Fox Sports host and commentator, and leadership consultant passionate about changing the game for you. She debuted for the Australian Diamonds at 18, won six premierships with the Melbourne Vixens and Commonwealth Games gold, and became a trusted voice across Australian sport and television - including as a contestant on Channel Nine's The Block in 2018. Author of Game On and board director, away from the media Bianca works with corporates, leadership teams, and sporting organizations on building connected cultures. Her approach is simple: connected leaders build connected teams, and connected teams perform when it matters most.

Rana Hussain, a leading figure in inclusive leadership and workplace diversity and inclusion, she developed her expertise in high-performance sports. She's a prominent woman of colour in sports administration and media, also featuring across the summer of cricket as a broadcaster and presenter, largely across the ABC. As the founder of consultancy Good. Human, she guides organisations in fostering inclusive, high-performing cultures. With governance roles in Reconciliation Australia and Victorian Women’s Trust, she blends her diverse background as a Muslim, Indian Australian into her work.

Dr Stephanie Wescott is a lecturer and researcher in the Faculty of Education at Monash University, where her work focuses on gender, schooling and violence prevention. Her research explores the influence of misogynistic and manosphere ideologies in education settings, school-based gendered violence, and how schools can better recognise, respond to and prevent gender-based harm. Internationally recognised for pioneering research in this field, Stephanie co-authored the first empirical study examining Andrew Tate's influence in schools. Her work has informed government policy, violence prevention frameworks and public debate across Australia and internationally. Stephanie regularly collaborates with schools, teachers and policymakers to strengthen whole-school approaches to prevention and delivers professional learning for educators across Australia. Alongside her research, she teaches in teacher education and humanities education and is a member of the Monash Gender and Family Violence Prevention Centre and an Affiliate Researcher with the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (CEVAW).