Anne is a communicator, researcher and traveller who is passionate about the future of learning and learning environments. Commencing her professional life as a primary school teacher, she has worked in the community sector and has been as executive officer of a school registration and accreditation system. In her work with schools across Australia, Asia and Europe, Anne helps them to navigate change and unpacking culture, learning and design as it relates to each school's context. As an educational consultant, Anne describes her work as a 'translator'. She is a native speaker in the language of education and is able to communicate effectively around school design and its impact on learning and teaching. She shares her passion and knowledge through consulting, facilitating professional development and leading international study tours to explore world's best practice.

Daniel is currently the LEA NSW Chapter Chair, the Sydney Conference Co-Convenor and the director of Leaf Architecture. In his spare time he is also a board director with St Patrick’s College, Campbelltown and the Maronite College, Harris Park. Daniel is passionate about creating effective and engaging learning spaces that will serve the next generations. His belief is that the spatial experience should reflect the pedagogy and inspire our learners to delve into uncharted territory or to master a new skill. After spending fifteen years learning teacher speak, Daniel has been involved in all facets of educational projects from education planning, to master planning, to learning setting design and right through to construction. He has developed a significant portfolio of education and public projects. This experience coupled with his passion makes Daniel a thought leader in his field.