Bernie Doyle
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CEO & Chairman, NSCA Foundation
Bernie Doyle joined the NSCA Foundation as a Director in 1991, led South Australia’s merger into a national body, and is now serving his fourth term as Chairman.
Glenn Farrell
Executive Director, SafeWork SA
Glenn began his career in mechanical engineering within the aerospace industry in England, spending 15 years at Rolls-Royce. After moving to Australia, he joined SafeWork SA, where he has worked for 19 years across regulatory functions, delivering compliance, investigative, and enforcement outcomes. He now serves as South Australia’s WHS Regulator and represents the state at national safety bodies.
Luke Holland
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Partner, Sparke Helmore Lawyers
Luke leads the South Australian and Northern Territory Workplace team, advising on WHS, employment, and industrial relations matters. He supports CEOs and HR leaders across sectors and has acted in high-profile cases, including serious incidents. Widely recognised, he was named Lawyer of the Year in Occupational Health and Safety Law 2025.
Kristen Raison
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Co-Founder & CEO, Humn
Kristen Raison is a Co-Founder and CEO of Humn, a global movement advancing psychologically safe workplaces by addressing psychosocial hazards and equipping leaders, boards and regulators with tools to drive measurable cultural change. In her role as CEO she leads Humn’s advisory programs, education offerings, and investigations, supporting organisations across Australia and globally to comply with evolving WHS legislative duties and build safer, more resilient teams.
Dr Nicholas Mabbott
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Fatigue Risk Management Specialist, Director
Beyond Midnight
Dr Nick Mabbott is a fatigue risk specialist and engaging speaker with 30 years’ experience. He helps organisations improve safety, performance, and wellbeing through better sleep. Working across industries, he provides practical strategies, fatigue assessments, and training, and has delivered expert evidence in major incidents. He is author of The Wonder of Sleep.
Dr Amy Reynolds
Associate Professor, Flinders University
Associate Professor Amy Reynolds is a sleep health researcher at Flinders University and an Australian Research Council DECRA Fellow, funded to investigate sleep disorders and road safety in young Australians. Her work bridges public health, workplace wellbeing, and occupational safety, with a focus on sleep’s impact on productivity and risk. Amy leads the Sleep Check before Shift Work trial, and works collaboratively with industry, advocating for improving sleep disorder care and consideration in workplace strategies.
Prof. Robert Adams
Professor of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine, Flinders University
Professor Robert Adams is a respiratory and sleep physician and public health researcher at Flinders University. His work focuses on chronic disease management, sleep disorders, and health system innovation. With extensive clinical and research expertise, Robert has led national studies on sleep health and contributed to shaping public policy. He works across disciplines to improve access to sleep care, particularly in underserved populations, and advocates for integrating sleep health into broader healthcare and workplace frameworks.
Eliana Bettio
Head of Product, Rapid Global
With over 15 years across AI, computer vision, enterprise software and SaaS, Eliana Bettio is a strategic tech leader who has operated at every stage of the product lifecycle. From managing large-scale SAP implementations for major banks across the USA, Europe and Latin America, to co-building Nirovision's deep learning platform from the ground up, to leading Product at Rapid Global — developing the first all-in-one AI-powered workplace safety platform. A builder, operator, and passionate advocate for the ethical intersection of privacy, progress and AI.
Will Tolliday
Product Manager, Rapid Global
Will Tolliday is a Product Manager at Rapid Global, where he has spent nearly a decade across client services, project coordination, business development and product management. With a background in paramedic science and frontline emergency care, Will brings a rare, human-centred perspective to workplace safety technology — understanding risk, urgency and people in ways few product managers can. Based in Adelaide, he is passionate about building practical solutions that make workplaces safer for everyone.
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