Lydia is a highly skilled and experienced Chartered Civil & Structural Engineer. Her 20 year career spans the engineering consultancy, construction and mining industries across multiple continents. Lydia is the Head of Engineering at BHP Mitsubishi Alliance Coal Operations. Lydia is an Order of Australia Medal recipient for services to Engineering and the youngest Australian to receive Engineering Executive status with Engineers Australia, highlighting Lydia's leadership skills and contribution to the resource’s profession. Lydia has a thirst for learning and holds a Bachelor and Master of Engineering, a Senior Executive MBA and sits on numerous industry boards. With a passion for a diverse and inclusive workforce, Lydia has a particular focus on building team culture and training the next generation to ensure a balanced pipeline of talent to the resources sector through educational programs and initiatives.

Sarah is a Professor and Head of the QUT Graduate School of Business, an experienced commercial lawyer and non-executive director across sport, tourism, technology, and professional services sectors. She is a member of the Brisbane 2032 Games Organising Committee board, and Deputy Chair of the Brisbane Lions AFL Football Club and Tourism and Events Qld. She is globally known for her expertise in the sports field, and recent published work includes health impacts of esports, sports integrity, mega-event legacy evaluation, scandal and sponsorship, sports diplomacy, and women’s sports commercialisation. She is the Queensland Chapter Leader for the Minerva Network, which provides pro bono mentoring to professional sportswomen nationally. Sarah was awarded an Order of Australia Merit Award in 2021 for services to sports administration and to tertiary education.

Alison Kubler has a double major in Art History from the University of Queensland, Australia, and a Masters in Post-war and Contemporary Art History from Manchester University, England.
She has over 25 years’ experience as a curator in museums and galleries in Australia, and on major public art commissions.

She worked as Arts Adviser to the Federal Minister for the Arts and Sport, held full-time curatorial positions at QUT Art Museum and Gold Coast City Art Gallery, and worked as Associate Curator, at the University of Queensland Art Museum.

Alison is Editor in Chief of VAULT (vaultmagazine.com), a journal of art and culture and a regular contributor to art magazines and journals. She was a Member of the Council of the National Gallery, from 2018 to 2024 and Chair of the Collections Committee of the National Gallery and Committee Member of Know My Name. From 2012 to 2018 she was a Board Member of the Museum of Brisbane.

Together with Danielle Renshaw she is a Principal of Renshaw & Kubler Art Consultants.

She is a standing member of the Second Chance Programme, a volunteer run charitable organisation founded in 2001 to support homeless and at-risk women and children in crisis care, long-term accommodation & domestic violence shelters all over Queensland.

Alison is also co-author of Art and Fashion in the Twentieth Century published by Thames and Hudson UK (2013), subsequently translated into German and Japanese.