Mr Slattery is one of Australia's entrepreneurs, has founded some of the nation's biggest technology success stories. Starting as a co-founder of PIPE Networks, Australia's largest Internet Exchange and third-largest metropolitan fibre network provider, Slattery sold the company to TPG in 2010. Subsequently, he founded NEXTDC, Asia's most innovative data centre-as-a-service provider; Megaport, the global leading elastic interconnection provider; Cloudscene, the world's largest platform for searching cloud and connectivity services; Biopixel, Australia's leading production service provider for natural history and animal behavioural sequences; Superloop, a Pan-Asian infrastructure-based telecommunications provider; SubPartners, a submarine cable operator and Indigo Cable investor; SUB.CO, an independent specialist submarine cable development group with 9,800km of submarine cable infrastructure currently under construction between Perth and Oman as part of the Oman Australia Cable system; and HyperOne, expected to become Australia's first hyperscale fiber optic network and the largest private, independent digital infrastructure project in Australia's history. Slattery's entrepreneurial success is highlighted in having listed five companies on the Australian Securities Exchange and received many industry awards including EY Champion of Entrepreneurs Award in 2016, National Charles Todd Medal, and the Pearcey Foundations Benson Award as well as being inducted into the Commsday Hall of Fame in 2017. He is member of Member of the Innovation Committee.

Ms Snowden has 27 years of experience in finance and has been a professional non executive director since 2010 in a broad range of industries. Melinda is also currently a Non-Executive Director of Newmark REIT Management, Our Ark Mutual and an advisor y board member of Yarno, a SaaS compliance and education provider. Melinda has held previous non-executive director roles at MLC, Vita Group, Mercer Investments (Australia), and Kennards Self Storage. Prior to her non-executive career, she held investment banking roles with Grant Samuel, Merrill Lynch, and Goldman Sachs and was a solicitor in the corporate division of Herbert Smith Freehills.

Mr English has a background in telecommunications and manufacturing industries with over 20 years combined international expertise in Finance and Operations. His diversified experience deploys best practice on cost-efficient start-ups, growth-focused and profitable operations. Vincent has been a Chief Financial Officer for 10 years with Digicel Group, a multi-national telecommunications company. In 2005 as Chief Financial Officer, Vincent assumed responsibilities during an aggressive growth time in the Company's evolution, with nine country mobile phone network launches, integrating operations, establishing cohesive financial processes, rolling out processes companywide and devising synergies and cost savings. As well as managing the financial operations in multiple markets, Vincent managed several acquisitions in mobile businesses, TV operations and financial services. Prior to Digicel, Vincent worked in the manufacturing industry for Alcoa and Gillette in financial operations roles. He is Member of the Innovation Committee.

Mr Adelson has over 25 years of experience in technology and internet businesses globally. Jay co-founded Equinix (NASDAQ:EQIX) in 1998, and was responsible for the original and sustaining business model that grew it into one of the largest data centre companies in the world. Jay also was instrumental in the establishment and operation of the original Palo Alto Internet Exchange for Digital Equipment Corporation in 1996. In 2005, he founded the first internet television network, Revision3, which was acquired by Discovery Communications in 2012. As CEO of Digg, Jay launched and grew the internet media company to tens of millions of users, and billions of impressions, a month. Jay has also founded and served as CEO for other successful companies across the technology and internet infrastructure spaces. He is chair of Chair of the Innovation Committee and member of Risk Committee.

Ms Seddon is a partner with the global law firm, Littler Mendelson. With a focus on providing international legal solutions to companies that are looking at market entry, Naomi has experience assisting companies to enter and grow in new markets including advising on global migration, local employment, data protection and privacy, pay equity, and equal employment opportunity issues. In 2016 Naomi was named one of the top 500 attorneys in the United States for legal advice by Legal 500. Naomi is also an author and presenter on issues that impact women in the workplace and is frequently called upon to assist companies to implement innovative programs in this space. In addition to her professional legal work, Naomi is a passionate advocate for international surrogacy rights and is on the board of Surrogacy Australia. She is also the board chair of United Stages and on the advisory board of Global Villages. She is member of Risk Committee.

Ms Gordon has more than 20 years of experience as a senior global executive in business operations strategy and sales at large technology companies including Cisco, Oracle, SAP, and Xerox. She is currently CEO and board member of MATRIXX, a leading 5G digital commerce company in Silicon Valley. In 2014, Glo became the Chief Revenue Officer, responsible for Sales, Marketing and Customer Success for Jasper, a Silicon Valley IoT startup which was acquired in 2016 by Cisco for $1.4B. At Cisco, as Vice President and General Manager, IoT, Sales and Marketing, Ms Gordon held P&L responsibility for growth and margin for Cisco's Strategic IoT business unit. Prior to Jasper, Glo was with Oracle for 10 years and her last role was Group Vice President, Worldwide BSS/OSS applications sales, contributing double digit growth in recurring revenue for Oracle's Communications Business Unit for Telcos and Enterprise. More recently, Glo was Chief Revenue Officer at Uptake, an emerging leader in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and predictive analytics.

Mr Klayko has over 40 years of experience in the data storage, computer, technology and telecommunications industries. During his tenure as CEO of Brocade, he grew the company revenues from less than US$500 million to over US$2.2 billion. Additionally, he has held leadership and Executive positions at leading technology companies including Rhapsody Networks, McDATA Corporation, EMC Corporation, Hewlett Packard, and IBM. Michael brings a comprehensive understanding of the technology and network solutions industry coupled with experience as a director of other publicly listed technology companies. He is Managing Partner of MKA Capital, an investment company focusing on technology investments, and is an Operating Executive at Marlin Equity Partners, a global investment firm. Currently Michael serves as the Chairman of the Board of Allscripts Healthcare (NASDAQ: MDRX), Virgin Pulse and Star Compliance, and is a board member of TIBCO. He is Member of the Innovation Committee.

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