International Speakers Group

Brett Ogle played all sports as a child; hockey, rugby, rugby league, table tennis and had success on the athletics field becoming a state champion. Brett discovered golf at the age of 12, and one year later his long time coach David Merriman arrived at his course to be the head pro. Brett took a[…] Read More

Jordana Borensztajn is a social media strategist, speaker, presentation skills coach, humorist and author and Magician. Jordana’s experience includes being a News Corp Australia journalist, working as online music editor, content producer and social media manager at Nova Entertainment, writing a business-marketing book called Capture My Attention: How to Stand Out Online with Creative Content,[…] Read More

Sandra Sully has cemented herself as one of the most recognisable faces on Australian television. To viewers she is an absolute delight, a professional journalist with the expertise to transcend the ‘read’ and really ‘tell’ the story with warmth, sincerity and the ability to be objective at all times. Sandra was for 15 years the[…] Read More

Highly experienced corporate moderator/facilitator and MC Tracey Curro began her career as a reporter on regional television in Shepparton, Victoria. A year later she returned to her home state to join National Nine News Brisbane as a reporter and weekend news presenter, before being head-hunted by Channel 10 to present Eyewitness News Melbourne and Ten[…] Read More

Sami Lukis is an inspiration to those that meet her. She is confident, intelligent, outgoing, funny and most importantly,  a true professional. Sami graduated from the Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Business Communication, majoring in Film and Television, and a minor in Journalism. In her final year, Sami was awarded the Federation[…] Read More

Andrew Voss, has achieved more than just his childhood dream of becoming a rugby league commentator. Now referred to as a media veteran in rugby league circles, Andrew is a sport and news presenter, commentator, writer and author. For the past 26 years, he has worked across all forms of the media, creating, producing and[…] Read More

Tim Watson is a beloved hero and favourite son of the Essendon Football Club. He played 307 games for the Bombers between 1977 and 1994 and was known for his bursting pace and skills by hand and foot. His career was decorated with countless awards and his manner earned him a reputation as a gentleman[…] Read More

Tim Lane is one of Australian sport’s most respected commentators. A chance conversation in 1972 led to an opportunity to commentate a game of Australia football. The following year he got part time work with the ABC calling football. After 18 months he got a break moving into a full-time position with ABC Sport Hobart[…] Read More

Stephen Quartermain’s career in journalism started in 1980 as a cadet with Leader Association Newspapers. Two years later Quartermain joined the ABC where he would spend three years as a radio and television journalist. During this time he gained experience covering politics, industrial rounds, police rounds and his first love, sport. In 1984 Quartermain joined[…] Read More

Paul ‘Big Fish’ Salmon’s career has spanned 30 years of football, media and business. His successful works in each field have earned him the reputation as the Salmon, complete professional package. His football career saw him play 324 games. His accolades include being named in the Hawthorn Football Club Team of the Century and dual[…] Read More

Sam Kekovich was a star Australian footballer with North Melbourne and Collingwood football clubs. He was instrumental in North Melbourne’s first premiership in 1975. His career of 150 games spanned over a decade and included a club best and fairest in his second year and selection in State of Origin competition. He was always colourful[…] Read More

Perhaps better known as ‘Champs’, Richard Champion played 183 games over a 14-year career including 10 with the Brisbane Bears/Lions. Three times finishing in the top six vote-getters of the club’s best and fairest count, he won Most Professional player and Best Clubman awards with his time at Brisbane. Following his retirement in 2000, Richard[…] Read More