Marisa Vecchio is CEO of Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL).The national accreditation and patient safety organisation fosters the improvement of health care to more than 85 per cent of Australian general practices. Marisa oversees 20 employees and 250 assessors and the organisation's $4 million annual turnover. Having completed an MBA and BA, Marisa's previous roles include working for the Postgraduate Dean of Medicine, Cambridge; the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners; and the Agency for Aged Care Standards & Accreditation.

Associate Professor Karen Woolley runs ProScribe Medical Communications, a medical writing company servicing the highly specialised and regulated area of drug development. Her business helps academic, biotech and pharma clients prepare documents they need to have new drugs approved for sale and educate prescribers about new drugs. Karen leads a team of six PhD medical writers in Noosa, Sydney, Tokyo. Karen also lectures in medical writing at two universities and serves as a director on three drug, science and biotech company boards.

Marisa Vecchio is CEO of Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL).The national accreditation and patient safety organisation fosters the improvement of health care to more than 85 per cent of Australian general practices. Marisa oversees 20 employees and 250 assessors and the organisation's $4 million annual turnover. Having completed an MBA and BA, Marisa's previous roles include working for the Postgraduate Dean of Medicine, Cambridge; the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners; and the Agency for Aged Care Standards & Accreditation.

Maureen Frank is the national head of Aon Risk Service's Mergers and Acquisitions Group. The Mergers and Acquisitions Group is the highest producer of new revenue for the company and the only one of its kind in Australia.Maureen is an expert in transaction liability insurance, having spent several years working in this field in the UK. Maureen has pioneered a group within her organisation to develop the careers of women in a male-dominated industry.

Tracy Bester is Chief Executive Officer of Autism Australia. Following her own personal experiences, Tracy has become one of the country's most highly regarded authorities on autism and works as a consultant, motivational and educational speaker and author. Twenty of her publications are currently available in nine countries and four languages. Tracy has twice been internationally recognised for her outstanding achievements with autism with a Temple Grandin Award.