Drawing on more than 25 years of leadership experience in high-pressure environments both in Australia and internationally, Aaron specialises in leadership and people development. He has facilitated the development of leaders across a broad range of contexts, from emerging leaders through to senior organisational leadership roles. Aaron currently manages the leadership and mentoring programs within the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, supporting the development of future medical leaders across Australia. He is a certified organisational coach with the Institute of Executive Coaching and Leadership (IECL), a Certified Hogan Assessor, and holds a Professional Doctorate in Business Administration. Aaron works with leaders and organisations to build engaged, high-performing workplace cultures.

Dr Eydis Konradsdottir is a General Practitioner and co-owner of Lindfield Family Medicine in Sydney, a practice that has proudly served the Lindfield community for over 40 years. Eydis enjoys all aspects of general practice, with particular interests in paediatrics, adolescent and women's health. Before medicine, Eydis represented Iceland as a two-time Olympian in swimming which was an experience that instilled in her the discipline, perspective and insight she now brings to both her clinical work and her approach to practice leadership. Eydis is committed to striking the right balance between clinical excellence, professional development and personal wellbeing for her practice family. She believes that when practitioners feel supported, motivated, and given the space to grow, better patient outcomes follow naturally. As a current member of the RACGP Future Leaders Program, this commitment to leadership and innovation within General Practice continues to grow.

Dr Ramya Raman is a Specialist General Practitioner, medical educator, and health policy leader. Raised in Orange in Central West NSW, where she lived for over 15 years, she brings a deep, lived understanding of rural and community healthcare to her work. Now based in Perth for nearly two decades, she is the Director of The Garden Family Medical Clinic in Piara Waters, where she continues in clinical practice and leads a modern, forward-thinking teaching practice. She is also Discipline Head of General Practice at the University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, leading the training of future doctors. Dr Raman is an experienced board director with a strong focus on governance, strategy, and health system reform. She currently serves as Chair of RACGP WA and Vice President of the RACGP nationally. Recognised as RACGP WA GP of the Year (2020) and AMA (WA) Advocate of the Year (2024), her leadership is driven by a clear principle: strengthening general practice is essential to strengthening Australia’s health system.

A/Prof Michael Clements is an experienced Townsville based General Practitioner and practice owner with a background in health leadership and clinical and corporate governance. A/Prof Clements has accrued a wide variety of skills and special interests in his time with the Royal Australian Air Force and then with QLD Health as Director of Medical Services at Ingham Hospital before opening his private practices in Townsville while concurrently working for the QLD Rural Generalist Training Pathway as an advisor. Having worked in rural, remote and overseas clinical environments during and after his fellowship training Michael now gets his ‘rural fix’ by flying himself and other clinicians to remote towns in the Gulf of Carpentaria delivering GP clinics. Clinical interests include veterans’ health, mental health, chronic disease and palliative care.

Dr Kelly Lai is a General Practitioner and Managing Director of Banyo Clinic, a general practice in Brisbane's north with a 70-year history in the community, recognised as the RACGP Queensland Practice of the Year in 2025. As one of seven GP principals, Kelly has navigated the full complexity of shared ownership: balancing clinical leadership with business governance, and building a practice culture grounded in trust and connection. Beyond the clinic, he contributes to the broader general practice landscape through roles in PHN governance, accreditation, and professional regulation, sits on the RACGP Queensland Faculty Council, and is an alumnus of the RACGP Future Leaders Program. Kelly's experience of ownership has reinforced his belief that the culture you build, the trust you earn, and the relationships you sustain, is as foundational to lasting success as any clinical or business capability