Lyndsay Freeman is a mother of two and a Transport Officer in the Australian Army. She has been awarded the Chief of Army Scholarship in 2020 where she will complete a Master of International Development Practice, specialising in Gender, Peace & Security, at Monash University. Lyndsay is passionate about the Army’s pivotal role in women’s empowerment across the globe, and is a driver for positive change.

Lieutenant Colonel Templeman joined the Australian Army in 1999 and undertook a degree from the Australian Defence Force Academy in Science.  Lieutenant Colonel Templeman entered the Royal Military College – Duntroon in 2002 and graduated to the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police. Following this, he conducted regimental training in the 2nd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment and subsequently held multiple appointments in 1 MP Bn before assuming the role as its Commanding Officer in 2019.

Ken Bullman is the Command Sergeant Major Training and Doctrine at Forces Command within the Australian Army.  Prior to his appointment, he held a series of senior training establishment positions including Regimental Sergent Major of the Royal Military College - Duntroon, as well as the Regimental Sergent Major of the Royal Military College - Australia.  His background is in the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police.

David Ehsman is a Joint Fires Observer, and has diplomas in Government, Business, Security and Project Management and works as a consultant to the Department of Defence. He is currently studying a Bachelor of Organisational Leadership and a Technical Certificate in Cyber Security and Governance to provide further capability. He has also converted many documents into PDF and "just fixed it" many times.  David is on pay group three.

Manuel Carranza is an independent researcher focused on defense policy and a member of the Strategic Hub for Organised Crime Research (SHOC) – Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).