Lee Stewart, Head of Sustainability, Fujitsu Australia

Lee is responsible for the Fujitsu sustainability strategy for Australia and New Zealand and the achievement of local targets. His role also extends to Fujitsu customers where he has worked with a number of key clients to not only benchmark ICT Sustainability performance but also to help set the strategy and deliver tangible benefits for customers. Lee is also the Global Lead for ICT Sustainability Consulting and IP development and in 2011 he was trained by Al Gore as part of the Global Climate Reality Project.

William Ehmcke, CEO, Connection Research & Director of Foundation for IT Sustainability

William has some 30 years of consulting experience, with 12 years spent in European business. At Connection Research, he is responsible for the delivery of consulting projects in the Sustainability sector, with current work in data centre energy efficiencies. Has held directorships in two public companies, and is a current director of FFITS - the Foundation for IT Sustainability - as well as an Eastside Radio director for the past 5 years.

He holds a Mathematics degree, and an MBA, IMD, University of Geneve, Switzerland. William is honored to be an Adjuct Professor for the Institute of Sustainable Development & Architecture, Bond University.

Neale Rowe, Distinguished Services Engineer, Cisco

Neale Rowe is a Distinguished Services Engineer for Cisco Technical Services (TS) with responsibilities for Technical Advisory and Strategy across the Asia Pacific, Japan, and Greater China (APJC) region. One of Neale's many accomplishments is achieving the highest level of technical network certification offered by Cisco, the Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE).

In Neale's current role, his overall objectives are to ensure that the technical strategy is realized within the APJC TS business. He drives the Technical Leadership program and development of the technical services engineers for in-region support services, champions quality improvements in Cisco products and supportability for the region, while driving the culture of "customer first".

Tom Worthington, Certified Computer Consultant and Adjunct Lecturer in ICT Sustainability, Australian National University

Tom designed an award winning on-line ICT Sustainability course in 2009 and has been teaching this to students around the world since then. His students have undertaken sustainability projects in local, state, and national government organizations, United National agencies and multinational corporations. Tom designed the sustainability skills evaluation process used by the Australian Computer Society. He is a member of ACM and IEEE-CS, a Fellow and Honorary Life Member of the ACS and researcher at the ANU Energy Change Institute.