Ashleigh Broad is a Quality Manager at Joint Health Unit – North Queensland, where she leads initiatives to enhance service delivery and optimise health systems. With a background in allied health, Ashleigh is currently completing a Master of Public Health at James Cook University. Ashleigh has a passion for data-driven decision-making and how that can be used to better serve the health unit’s dependency.

LTCOL Luke Condon is a Royal Australian Corps of Transport (RACT) officer currently posted to Headquarters Joint Operations Command. His logistics experiences within the ADF have been primarily at the tactical and operational levels, combined with exposure in working with international militaries on postings and operations.

Major Robert Powell enlisted in the Australian Army in 2002 and commissioned as a General Service Officer in 2013 after graduating from the Royal Military College, Duntroon. He has extensive experience in command and staff roles across the 2nd (Australian) Division and combined arms environments.

Major West joined the Army in 1992 as an Electronic Technician in  RASIGS and later attended RMC graduating in 1998 and corps transferring to RAEME. He completed a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering and Bachelor of Computer Science at ADFA in 2005. His postings include 1st Signal Regiment, South Queensland Logistic Group, Maintenance Advisor Service and 7^th Signal regiment. He's had operational service in East Timor and Afghanistan.

Joanne Cassady is a self-taught artist and is a mother of five sons and one daughter, as well as a doting grandmother.

Joanne comes from the Wiradjuri nation located central west NSW & is also a descendant of the Yorta Yorta Nation, Victoria. Joanne’s Wiradjuri totem is the goanna, which leaves inspiration for her to recreate throughout her artwork. Joanne began painting at 20 years of age, being introduced to acrylics by her cousin Leeanne Hunter.