Brad Twynham is a globally recognised leadership expert, technologist, and “leader of leaders” known for his transformative work at the intersection of innovation, culture, and human potential. With more than 25 years’ experience driving business transformation and technological disruption across global organisations including Visa, CBA, UBS, and DXC Technology, Brad empowers leaders to adapt and thrive in an era of rapid change.

Creator of the Radical Leadership framework - now referenced by Harvard Business School - Brad’s high-energy keynotes and workshops inspire audiences to reimagine leadership with courage, authenticity, and purpose. A proud First Nations man of Garigal, Muroordial and Walkaloa descent, Brad integrates deep cultural storytelling with modern leadership insights, creating truly unforgettable experiences that challenge and inspire.

Katja Forbes is a fearless CX innovator and award-winning leader who consistently challenges the boundaries of customer experience and AI. Named one of Westpac/AFR’s “100 Women of Influence” and ranked among CX Network’s Top 20 CX Leaders in AI and Financial Services, she boldly transforms traditional corporate cultures into dynamic, client-centric powerhouses.

As an Executive Director at a Global Financial Services firm, Katja expertly blends human-centered design with cutting-edge technology, establishing her organisation as a global thought leader. An outspoken advocate for women in leadership, her compelling voice, sharp insights, and magnetic on-camera presence make her an industry standout.

Paul Bloxham is HSBC’s Chief Economist for Australia, New Zealand and Global Commodities and a Managing Director. He is chief spokesperson for HSBC on forecasts and trends for the Australian and New Zealand economies, their interaction with global financial markets and international economies, and a key spokesperson on HSBC’s unique view on global commodity markets.

Paul is a regular commentator on local and international business television and a frequent contributor of opinion editorials to major Australian newspapers. In 2017, his team won two Focus Economics awards: for best overall forecaster for each of Australia and New Zealand. In 2024, he was named the most accurate Australian economic forecaster by the Australian Financial Review.

He is also an Adjunct Professor at Curtin University. Prior to joining HSBC in 2010, Paul spent 12 years as an economist with the Reserve Bank of Australia. He holds a Master’s degree in Public Financial Policy from the London School of Economics.