Clem has been at the forefront of assembling the pieces of the emerging air taxi ecosystem for several years. He is chair of the Advanced Air Mobility working group of the Australian Association for Unmanned Systems, serves on the Federal Government's New and Emerging Aviation Technologies committee and the NASA Advanced Aerial Mobility working group in the United States. His background is in law, town planning and politics and he has served as Deputy Lord Mayor of Melbourne and as an elected Member of the Victorian Parliament. He runs a consultancy, Whitemark Property and Planning which specialises in strategy for complex projects.

Chris Wilson has a background as a commercial lawyer. In 1997 Chris co-founded a mobile telecommunications network infrastructure company which he ran for several years. Subsequently, Chris founded and continues to be a director of Beyo Group, a property development company operating in Melbourne. Chris also co-founded OC Energy, a national electricity retailer and energy management business which he built up to be one of Australia’s leading electrical embedded network operators and sold to Origin Energy.  Chris has been extensively involved in the technology sector and has co-founded and invested in several start-ups which he continues to be involved in. He also continues to be active in property development. Chris holds a Bachelor of Law (Commercial), a Bachelor of Economics (Accounting) and a Graduate Diploma in Commercial Law (Taxation) from Monash University.

Safe Helidecks specialises in all things relating to the safe, efficient and compliant operation of global helidecks, helipads, vertiports, skyports and helicopter refuelling systems - be they onshore, offshore or afloat. 

Ronan is the Global Aviation Skills Leader managing Arup skills offering to Aviation Industry Clients, and he is also the NSW / ACT Aviation Business leader for Arup Australia. He has over thirty years of experience in Engineering Management of large multi-disciplinary teams, across the full spectrum of building projects from high-rise commercial offices, shopping malls, aviation, rail and infrastructure projects in Australia and Asia, notable ones being Sydney Airport International Terminal (T1) Expansion Projects, Brisbane Airport Domestic Terminal Expansion Projects, Hong Kong Airport Terminal 2, Hong Kong Airport Sky Pier Project, and Beijing Capital Airport Terminal 3 Project (built for the 2008 Olympic Games). At present he the Arup Technical Director on the Western Sydney International Airport Project (Airport Planning Services and Arup Engineering Panel Teams).

The Electro.Aero are designing high voltage chargers which are compact and portable, developed specifically for electric light aviation. They are setting the benchmark for the new SAE International AS6968 standard for electric aircraft charging. For maximum international compatibility, the chargers are designed to run off 50 A California-style twist plugs without neutral wires and they have a wide full-power input range from 304-485 V. 

Phil has been involved in aviation for 40 years. A former air traffic controller, he is an accomplished business manager with extensive experience in Australian and International Air Traffic Management, project planning, development and implementation. He has a proven record of accomplishment in operational management achieving strategic outcomes in both public and private sectors. Phil leads To70’s program assisting developers achieve their goals through innovative procedure design and collaborative consultation with airports, aircraft operators and aviation authorities. Phil is a member of the CANSO PBN and Unmanned Aircraft Systems /Emerging Technology Working Groups and is also a member of the AAUS AAM Working Group.

Lauren has more than 25 years of experience in senior management roles, over half of that being spent in the aviation industry in companies such as Babcock and Qantas, leading both manned and unmanned operational programs. Lauren is currently Managing Director of consultancy Flame Developments working with predominantly aviation clients on their business development and strategy.  She holds CASA remote, aeroplane and helicopter pilot licences and is passionate about safety management and emerging technologies and innovation in the aviation industry.

Andrew's focus is on empowering through drone technology and solving global problems on a local level. His operations cover training, custom solutions, production inspections, drone swarming, consulting, surveying and photogrammetry. He is renowned for inventing innovative solutions in Tasmania for weed spraying on hydro dam walls. Andrew has established a consortium working on drone delivery airframes and is advising Skyportz on drone freight applications.