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Executive Director, FightMND | Building Movements That Matter

Bec Daniher became the first employee of FightMND in 2014. She had just represented Australia at the World Rowing Championships and was building a career as a qualified accountant. Her father had just been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. She made the decision to go all in and fight the Beast alongside him. What followed is one of the most significant fundraising movements in Australian history — The Big Freeze now raises over $20 million annually, Daniher's Drive engages communities nationwide, and FightMND has directed more than $138 million into research and care. Bec speaks about purpose-led leadership, collective action, and what it actually takes to build something bigger than yourself.

Futurist | Human Connection in the Age of Technology

Bryony Cole has spent more than a decade at the frontier of how technology is reshaping the most human parts of human experience. Her Keynote challenges audiences to think carefully and honestly about emotional intelligence, intimacy, and what connection actually means as AI becomes embedded in daily life. Few Speakers make a room this comfortable with an uncomfortable subject.

Founder | Purpose-Led Business in the Age of AI

Noah Yang left management consulting to solve homelessness. Not manage it. Solve it. The result is We Are Mobilise: Australia's first direct cash transfer programme, a technology platform that disburses funding in minutes rather than weeks, and a model that over 200 charity partners are now waiting to access. His Keynote takes apart the assumption that purpose and performance are separate conversations, and sends every leader in the room back to their desk with a harder question than they arrived with.

Chef, Attica | Craft, Obsession and the Pursuit of Excellence

Ben Shewry needs no introduction in Melbourne. What audiences consistently say surprises them is how much his Keynote has nothing to do with food and everything to do with what it takes to build something extraordinary. Chef's Table introduced him to the world. His live Keynote is something else entirely: a meditation on craft, obsession, identity, and the price of going all the way.