Mr Diddams has knowledge and practical experience in the application of Australian corporations law, ASX Listing Rules, international accounting standards, and corporate governance principles. Over the past 30 years he has managed the processes to raise capital, perform due diligence, and seek ASX listing for a number of enterprises, including IPOs for a range of offerings. These include oil and gas interests, food and retail, a fine wool processing plant, an telephony product, a biotech company, an Internet advertising initiative, a dental device for snoring and sleep apnoea, an indoor skydiving company, the New Zealand developer of the Martin Jetpack, a healthy fast food chain, and Skydive the Beach Group Limited (now Experience Co Limited). He is a Non-Executive Director of Aroa Biosurgery Limited, a New Zealand based company that develops and markets proprietary soft tissue regenerative products, and Surf Lakes Holdings Limited, a Gold Coast based business with patented technology for recreational wave generation.

Mr Allen is a experienced entrepreneur and investor in early stage growth companies in Australia, New Zealand and internationally. In 1996 he cofounded Allen & Buckeridge, an early-stage venture capital fund with offices in Silicon Valley and Australia. He has served on two Prime Ministers Science and Technology Councils and Advisory Boards, and was Deputy Chairman of the Australian Governments Export Agency, Austrade, from 1990 to 1997. Previously an Adjunct Professor in the Business School of the University of Technology Sydney, he has also lectured at the School of Entrepreneurship at INSEAD. He has been awarded the two lifetime awards in the IT industry (CSIRO Tony Benson award and the Pearcey Medal for lifetime achievement)

Dr Highnam has been in the digital breast imaging field for over 30 years. His work as a research scientist in breast imaging technology at the University of Oxford led him to form first OXIVA Limited and then Mirada Solutions with Professor Sir John Mike Brady. Under his leadership Mirada became the number one provider of image registration and fusion tools before being acquired by CTI Molecular Imaging Inc. and later Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. He consulted medical imaging companies which includes R2, Siemens, Hologic, and Dexela, as well as breast screening programs. During this time, he continued his academic research as part of an international circle of collaborators. He is the author of articles and, with Brady, the seminal book Mammographic Image Analysis. He provides the possible measurements of breast composition (breast density) in order to improve the health outcomes of women around the world. He was also named a Wellingtonian of the Year finalist.

Mr Pavlidis has more than 30 years of medical device experience as a senior executive, CEO or company director in the areas of diagnostic imaging, women's health, image analysis and artificial intelligence, and cardiovascular therapies. Until recently, he served as the President and CEO of Vytronus, Inc., a venture backed startup using novel catheterbased ultrasound and robotics technology to treat atrial fibrillation, a cardiac arrhythmia. Prior to Vytronus, he was the President and CEO of Endoscopic Technologies, Inc., until it was acquired by AtriCure, Inc. in 2014. Since 2007, he has also served on the board of directors of several health technology companies, including U-systems, Inc., which pioneered automated breast ultrasound imaging as an adjunct to mammography for breast cancer screening and was acquired by GE Healthcare in 2012. Previously, he served as President and CEO of R2 Technology, Inc., computer assisted detection of breast cancer, until Hologic, Inc. acquired the company in 2006. Prior R2 Technology, he was president of the global Ultrasound business at Siemens Healthcare.

Mr Reid brings commercial experience gained across a range of technology/ Software as a Service (SaaS) businesses. He was the founding CEO and Chairman of Figured Limited, a fintech SaaS company that provides management accounting software to farmers in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. He is also currently CEO of Author-it Software Corporation, which provides documentation software for clinical, medical, and labelling information to life sciences companies in Europe and the United States. Other key directorship roles include Christchurch International Airport Limited and Comvita Limted. He held a number of key executive roles in businesses such as Air New Zealand, MetService, Carter Holt Harvey, and Ernst & Young.

Ms Saini is expert in breast cancer, breast density and breast cancer risk assessment. She undertook US radiology training and an additional fellowship in women's imaging, and has over 10 years of patient care experience in both private and public sectors. In 2015, she became a medical advisor for GE Healthcare and in 2016 was appointed the company's medical director of automated breast ultrasound systems. In that capacity she worked globally on early detection of breast cancer, breast cancer research, and physician education for breast imaging technologies.

Ms Lindgren has 35 years experience in health information technology as a senior technology executive and law firm partner. She has knowledge of data governance, data privacy, SaaS, and US healthcare, and has professional networks across the IT landscape. Her previous roles include General Counsel, Chief Compliance Officer & Chief Privacy Officer at the University HealthSystem Consortium, General Counsel & Chief Privacy Officer at ReedGroup, a data and informatics technology company. She served as a Senior VP, Legal Affairs, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Privacy Officer, and Chief Audit Executive at Availity, a revenue-cycle management, electronic data interchange platform, PaaS IT company that operates the real time information network in healthcare. She was a founding faculty member in the Health Informatics Master's Programs at both Northwestern University (Chicago), and University of Colorado (College of Nursing), and has taught in schools of medicine, law, and business at US universities. She is also a board member of private and non-profit organisations. She is Chair of the Risk Committee.

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