Matt brings more than 25 years of experience spanning technology leadership, governance, risk management, and AI strategy across Australia, the United States, Singapore, and New Zealand. He has studied both risk management and artificial intelligence at a masters degree level.

He has served as Chief Information Officer, GM AI & Automation, and Head of Group Risk for organisations including Iluka Resources, Origin Energy, and Western Power. His advisory career includes senior roles at EY and Deloitte, advising executives and Boards on matters including $25B capital projects, acquisition integrations, demergers, and large-scale digital transformations.

Matt currently serves on four Boards as a Non-Executive Director, is a Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia, and an AICD Graduate. He is a regular keynote speaker on AI, governance, and leadership at conferences and events across Australia.

Amanda has led strategy, product, and operations at global scale for more than fifteen years, working from Perth, London, and New York.

At Microsoft she was a Principal Product Manager in the advertising business, managing a senior product team and owning identity and privacy strategy for platforms serving global customers including Samsung, lululemon and Netflix. She became one of Microsoft's public voices on digital identity and consumer privacy, speaking at industry forums during the years when the rules governing personal data were being rewritten. Before Microsoft she ran product and operations for the Social advertising business at a global marketing technology company in London, with P&L responsibility for the unit. She oversaw operations across Europe, the United States, and Asia Pacific, and led efforts to integrate the Social ads business into the company's core technology and operating model

Amanda began her career at Deloitte in Perth and London, helping lead an $80m digital transformation from business case to go-live and building the program controls governance for a major environmental project. She also supported a mining client forming an investor consortium for a new mine and infrastructure development in Guinea, leading the team that ran the back office for the client's Chief Development Officer.

She holds an MBA from Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, and graduated from Curtin University with First Class Honours.

Teng is an AI engineer with four years of commercial experience building and deploying production AI systems. He has led teams, backend and agent development for AI platforms, and worked with a wide range of frameworks and platforms including LangChain, retrieval augmented generation, and both commercial and open source models.

He has built multi-agent and planning-level systems that outperform single-shot approaches, fine-tuned open source models using LoRA and qLoRA for domain-specific tasks, and deployed them through AWS SageMaker and vLLM. He has also built the automation pipelines that make model experimentation and evaluation repeatable rather than artisanal, which is usually what separates an AI pilot from an AI capability.

Before moving into AI engineering, Teng worked in quantitative research at Kantar and in brand and digital transformation consulting, advising a large property developer on aligning technology with vision and values. That grounding means he understands the commercial question sitting behind the technical one.

Corrie brings broad experience across corporate services, HR, and operations, with a strong track record of building the systems, reporting, and people foundations organisations need for growth. Her career spans leadership roles at Pritchard Francis, AECOM, Western Power, and RAC, where she has led board reporting, quality and HSE systems, reconciliation action plans, and strategic people initiatives.

At Voleno, Corrie keeps the business running. She leads the operational foundations behind the firm, from finance to marketing and business planning, ensuring the team can focus on delivering for clients.