Speakers

Mental Fitness: for Peak Performance & Burnout Prevention in 2021 

Adele is a Peak Performance Coach & Profiler that specialises in Mind/Body Performance.

She has had the privilege of coaching Peak Performance to some amazing athletes – from pros, semi-pros, weekend warriors & sports teams in different codes, to millionaires, career professionals, business owners & international CEOs.

She firmly lives & breathes the philosophy of an integrated mind/body approach for higher performance and intimately knows the significant role that the parasympathetic nervous system plays in the peak performance of those in modern day society. Which is why she is so passionate about with the work of Mental Fitness.

She is a corporate workshop facilitator, has an online program called Mindset Fundamentals, has coached 1000’s of clients over a decade, is a Master Practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Hypnotherapy, Advanced Pranic Healer, Edisc Trainer & Qigong instructor.

A self-proclaimed Sporty Spice, as she’s an ex-National Softball player, keen golfer, tennis player and of course a huge Fed fan.

She loves to travel & snow ski: and has worked, lived & coached on 4 contents before immigrating to Australia over 16 years ago.

Her mission is to see people within the workplace perform (sustainably) and in the process stretch themselves to their full potential!

Alice Zaslavsky is a cookbook author and broadcaster bringing good food to people of all ages. Her vegetable bible In Praise of Veg topped the Australian cookbook charts, proving that you can, in fact, make friends with salad. As a regular face and voice on ABC News Breakfast and ABC radio nationally, Alice brings audaciously accessible recipes and useful tidbits to viewers and listeners that helps drive the country’s conversations around food. Alice is also the creative force behind Nomcast and Phenomenom (with an M!), a Hort Innovation funded project, redefining what it means to teach kids about fresh produce and bringing food into every subject – both in the classroom and at home.

What I Didn’t Learn at Harvard

 After leaving school at 15 to dig ditches on building sites in Tasmania, Rob Redenbach would go on to be listed by Business Review Weekly as one of Australia’s top ten professional speakers. Along the way he would work with Nelson Mandela’s bodyguard team in South Africa, survive a road-side ambush in Baghdad, Iraq and complete Executive Education in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Rob’s signature presentation What I Didn’t Learn at Harvard captures key lessons from his journey and in the process demonstrates how to be a better leader – in business and in life. 

Thomas is the founder and CEO of Food Frontier, Australia and New Zealand’s independent think tank and expert advisor on alternative proteins. For the last decade, Thomas has driven food systems, environmental and poverty alleviation initiatives across five continents, and is both a former Young Australian of the Year VIC and Myer Innovation Fellow.

Realising the limitations of current protein production systems to safely and sustainably feed our global population into coming decades, Thomas founded Food Frontier to help businesses, innovators and policymakers understand and pursue opportunities in the emerging plant-based meat and cellular agriculture industries.

Food Frontier’s reports and events – undertaken in partnership with the likes of Deloitte, Colmar Brunton and the National Farmers Federation – have delivered world-first data and insights on alternative proteins and reached tens-of-millions of people via national and international media.

Thomas is also a seasoned public speaker, having presented at over 100 conferences, schools and summits since 2014 – from Milan to Jakarta to New York City – including on-stage conversations with former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, Dame Jane Goodall and HRH Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed.