Paul created Amplify for Australians to come together and solve our biggest challenges as a society. He is a Co-founder and Partner of Square Peg, a venture capital fund that backs transformational startups, and has been a Commissioner of the Australian Football League (AFL) since 2012. He is also on the board of the P&S Bassat Foundation. In 1997 Paul co-founded SEEK, a market leader in the online employment and vocational education markets across Australia, Asia and Latin America, and one of the first successful Australian tech startups. Paul served on the board of Wesfarmers from 2012-2018. He lives in Melbourne and is married to Sharon with three children.

Georgina is a national leader in public policy, passionate about ambitious reform that meets the scale of challenge we face and building trust between communities and the institutions that affect their lives. At AMPLIFY, she gets to bring Australians’ voices to the heart of the public policy debate, unleashing the ambition and courage to take the action that is required to meet our challenges and rebuild the trust that is has been slowly eroding. She also serves as a Non-Executive Director with Autism Spectrum Australia.

Mark has been with Bank of America since 2019 where he is Vice Chair, Investment Banking, Asia-Pacific. Previously he spent 24 years at Macquarie where his roles included Head of Equity Capital Markets for Australia and Asia. He was formerly Chair of ATYP and a Director of Belvoir St Theatre.

Kate Jones has more than 20 years’ experience in senior leadership and government positions in the QLD Labor Party. She is currently an Executive Director for the Tech Council of Australia and on the board of the Institute of Molecular Bioscience. Kate is also an Independent Commissioner on the Australian Rugby League Commission, an Independent Director on the Paralympics Australia board and a Principal Advisor at Australian tech company Soda. In 2009, when Kate was first sworn in, she was the youngest ever Queensland Government Minister and served as Minister across several important portfolios.

Gillon McLachlan joined Accenture post university in the Strategy Division, working in Australia and Asia. Following a secondment to the AFL as General Manager of strategy, he went full time with the AFL becoming the Chief Executive for ten years from 2014-2023, following stints as General Manager, Commercial Operations, Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Chief Executive Officer. He was appointed the CEO of TabCorp in June 2024.

Dominic served as Premier of New South Wales and Leader of the NSW Liberal Party from October 2021 to March 2023. Before becoming Premier, Dominic served as Treasurer and Deputy Leader, having previously been appointed as Minister for Finance and Services, and then Minister for Finance, Services and Property. During his time as Premier and Treasurer, Dominic led NSW successfully through unprecedented challenges, including the COVID pandemic, bushfires and floods.

Kate Pounder has extensive experience with policy reform across the government, private and non-profit sectors. She was most recently the inaugural CEO of the Tech Council of Australia. Prior to that she was a Partner in analytics firm, AlphaBeta, and a consultant at McKinsey & Company. She is on the Board of Trustees for the Powerhouse Museum Trust, Deputy Chair of St John Ambulance ACT, and a member of the external advisory boards for the Department of Defence's Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator and for the Tech Policy Design Centre at ANU.

Michael Schneider was appointed Managing Director, Bunnings Group in January 2016. Before joining Bunnings, Michael held a range of senior operational, commercial and human resource roles across regional and national markets, both in retail and financial services businesses. Michael supports a range of not-for-profit and community organisations including board roles with the Corporate Mental Health Alliance of Australia, Melbourne United NBL Club and the Global Home Improvement Network. In addition, Michael chairs FightMND.

Zara Seidler is a co-founder of The Daily Aus, the fastest-growing youth news company in Australia, and speaks to over a million young Australians every month across socials, newsletters and podcasts. In 2022, Zara was listed in the Forbes 30 Under 30 and in 2023, she released her first book called 'No Silly Questions'. Zara has also been a commentator on prominent television programs such as Q+A, The Drum and The Project.