Dr Gina Cleo is one of the worlds leading experts in habits and is passionate about translating scientific evidence into simple, actionable strategies to help improve health, wellness, mindset and lifestyle related habits – long term.

She has a PHD in habit change, is an Adjunct Professor at Bond University and an Accredited Dietitian. When she’s not geeking out on new habit research, she is running courses through her Habit Change Institute and obsessing over chai lattes.

She is also recently published a book called The Habit Revolution.

For more information on Gina Cleo: https://www.drginacleo.com/

Amanda Stevens has shared the stage with the likes of Sir Bob Geldof, Sir Richard Branson and Condoleezza Rice and has presented for audiences ranging in size from 30 to 9,000 at all levels of business.

With a double degree in marketing and consumer psychology, she has authored five books and is a highly regarded marketing consultant or as she describes herself – a consumer futurist.

Described as Entertaining, Inspiring, Humorous, Engaging and Memorable, she has wowed audiences in 14 countries for more than a decade on the speaking circuit and is widely regarded as one of the best speakers in Australia.

For more information on Amanda Stevens: www.amandastevens.com.au

When Theo Venter removed his insulated gloves while working on a damaged transmission pole, he made a decision that would impact himself and his family in ways he couldn’t have imagined. But why did Theo, an experienced liney, make what the safety industry would tell us was a poor decision? “Just Another Day” takes an in-depth look at the way in which workplace culture dictates safety, breaking through the many myths and misunderstandings associated with our safety industry.”

Co-Author of “Get Real: Staying Alive For A Living” and “Convenience Kills”, today he speaks all over Australia and shares with audiences lifesaving workplace safety advice using the backdrop of his own incredible survival story.

Theo will make you discover something about yourself you didn’t know. About your innate human nature. That although taking risks is normal and inherent in every human being, you could potentially be the next fatality at your workplace.

For more information on Theo Venter: https://www.theoventer.com/