Carolyn Allen is a Diabetes Nurse Navigator with the Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service. Her work focuses on improving access to diabetes care for rural and vulnerable communities through innovative outreach models, including the Footprints- Walking on Country mobile service supporting early detection and prevention of diabetes complications.

Aruni, overseas trained medical practitioner, changing her career path, pursued chronic diseases community education for non-government sector. Joining NSW Health in 2018, she completed UTS Diabetes Education and Management. Working with priority populations, Western Sydney, was recognised at ADC 2022 by winning the Roche Best New Presenter Award, ADEA session.

Gael Holters is a Clinical Nurse Consultant (CNS2) and Credentialled Diabetes Educator at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney with 18+ years’ experience. She coordinates the DREAM Initiative improving diabetes care across regions. Her work spans Type 1, Type 2 and gestational diabetes, research, education, and service models supporting patients and clinicians

Karim Fawzi is a consultant pharmacist and diabetes educator working in general practices across Melbourne’s northern and western suburbs. He is currently a PhD candidate at Victoria University, where his research focuses on improving diabetes care outcomes in primary care settings.

Diane Gargya is a general practice and credentialed pharmacist, a credentialed diabetes educator, and an academic. Diane is pursuing a PhD at RMIT University, focusing on patient-centred diabetes care for culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Her expertise and interests include diabetes education and management, medication management, and health coaching.

Stacey Parke is a Credentialled Diabetes Educator and Clinical Nurse Consultant in Paediatric Diabetes at the John Hunter Children’s Hospital, NSW, Australia. Stacey is undertaking her PhD at the University of the Sunshine Coast examining diabetes education and support for school staff that support students with type 1 diabetes.

Deborah started working in diabetes at the Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust - in Diabetes Eye Complication Screening, inpatients and community. She currently works in the Royal Melbourne Hospital - Hospital Admission Risk Program - Diabetes team, as a CDE.

Hannah Jones is a Paediatric Credentialled Diabetes Educator with experience across adult and paediatric care. She spent a decade at St Vincent’s Hospital, where she helped establish the YADS clinic, and worked seven years with the Diabetes Technology Research Group. She now works in paediatrics and YADS at Austin Health.

Shona Vigus is a Credentialed Diabetes Educator at St John of God Hospital, Murdoch, in Perth, Western Australia.

Anna is a Consultant Pharmacist and Credentialled Diabetes Educator with a Master's degree in Lifestyle Medicine. Her experience focuses on the development and delivery of diabetes care models across healthcare settings in rural Australia.