🌟 Robina Alliance Business Breakfast – Final Event for 2025 🌟
Join us for an inspiring morning as we explore the powerful connection between culture and its impact on health and wellbeing. This thought-provoking session will bring together local leaders, professionals, and educators to share insights and discuss how cultural understanding can shape healthier, more inclusive communities and workplaces.
This is the final Robina Alliance Business Breakfast for 2025 — don’t miss the opportunity to connect, reflect, and be inspired!
📅 Date: Friday 10 October 2025
🕕 Time: 6:45am registration | 7:15am start | Concludes at 9:00am
📍 Location: Anna Rose Room, Level 4, Robina TAFE, 94 Laver Dr, Robina
💲 Cost: $45 per person – includes a delicious hot plated breakfast with juice, tea, and coffee
Matthew Levy OAM - Paralympic gold medallist, author, keynote speaker, and passionate advocate for disability inclusion. Born at 25 weeks with cerebral palsy and a vision impairment, Matthew has turned personal challenges into a platform for change. Through his books Keeping Your Head Above Water and Going the Distance, he shares strategies for resilience and inclusion. He serves on multiple boards and supports inclusive sport through Swimming NSW and the Commonwealth Games Federation.
Dr Liz Crowe - Dr Liz Crowe is a staff wellbeing specialist and organisational solutionist. Liz is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Queensland. After decades in paediatric critical care specialising in trauma, grief and bereavement, Liz did a PhD examining the risk and protective factors for staff wellbeing. Liz works part time for the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital as a staff wellbeing specialist. Liz is a consultant for Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetics and designed their critical debriefing tool. Liz regularly publishes research related to staff wellbeing, is an academic, a podcaster, a coach, a mediator, an educator, a debriefing advocate and a disruptor.
Associate Professor Libby Sander - Dr Libby Sander is the MBA Director and Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour at Bond University and is an internationally recognised expert on understanding the future of work, and how we can reimagine work to live more meaningful and creative lives. She has spoken at TEDx and is an Agenda Contributor at the World Economic Forum.
Libby’s research combines neuroscience and big data to explore the impact of physical and organisational environments on human behaviour. Her work has featured in Harvard Business Review, The Guardian, and on ABC’s Catalyst. Libby’s clients and research partners include Google, Microsoft, the World Bank, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and JLL.