A natural story teller, Brad is new to television but it has been presenting to audiences while raising capital all around the world.

Looking to share the best innovation stories on TV and digital media, Brad is hoping that the show Innovation Nation can be part of the rising tide that helps improve the Australian innovation ecosystem.

A graduate of WAAPA she began her broadcast career on 882 6PR as presenter of the station's hugely successful weekend lifestyle show, which included the ever popular Gardening shows with Neville Passmore and Trevor Cochrane of Garden Guru fame.

Christina has been an integral part of the National Emergency Broadcast team within the ABC, providing life saving information and commentary in real time in the face of natural and man made disasters.

Christina is well regarded for her warm and clear presentation and has been awarded the Clear speech awards on several occasions throughout her career. She has also been patron of the a number of organisations including the WA Breast Cancer Foundation and the Perth Zoo.

Deborah anchored the ABC's 7pm weeknight news bulletin in WA for almost seven years. Deborah read breakfast radio news on 882AM 6PR for five years and hosted a weekend afternoon radio program during that time. She anchored the weeknight WIN TV news bulletin in WA for two years.

Deborah has also written for online publications and magazines.
She brings reporting experience to the series.

Parwinder is a professor in science for the next generation of diverse scientists to pursue their passion for science and discovery. She leads cross-disciplinary biotechnology research investigating Earth's biodiversity and natural environments to ensure sustainable futures.She uses her expertise to reach people in new ways, connecting them with their surroundings. Through her diverse research teams, such as DNA Zoo Australia, she harnesses STEM to achieve maximised impact. In doing so, she believes this will help us tackle the bigger issues we as society are facing, bringing about solutions through fresh thinking rather than following usual norms.

Her noteworthy achievements include receiving the prestigious "Science and Innovation Award" from the Australian Academy of Sciences in 2013, winning Microsoft's AI for Earth award in 2019, being recognised as a finalist for WA Innovator of the Year in 2022, and earning the esteemed Australian Sikh Woman of the Year for Excellence in 2023. She has also been inducted into the WA Women Hall of Fame in 2023. Notably, Dr. Kaur is an adept science communicator, an entrepreneur in the biotechnology sector, and an ardent advocate for gender equity. In 2024, Dr. Kaur's remarkable contributions to the scientific community were honoured with the prestigious Swan Scientist of the Year award, recognising her outstanding achievements and groundbreaking research. This latest accolade further cements her legacy as a trailblazer in the world of science.

Her influence extends to various awards and accolades, including being a Superstar of STEM, a winner of Women in Technology WA Tech+ Star in 2022, the recipient of the AmCham Alliance Award in Biotechnology in 2023, a finalist for Trend Setter of the Year, and an ambassador for GirlsXTech internationally. In addtion of being a Scientist, Dr. Kaur currently also serves as one of three esteemed panel members for the Diversity in STEM taskforce with the Office of the Hon Ed Husic MP, Minister for Industry and Science in Australia, working diligently to bridge the diversity gap in STEM. Additionally, she has been appointed as the Special Advisor by the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science, and Innovation, Government of Western Australia, contributing to the development of the 10-year Science & Tech Plan.

In her role as a co-presenter on Innovation Nation TV, Dr. Kaur shares her expertise, charisma, and profound passion for science and innovation, captivating audiences and igniting inspiration in the upcoming generation of innovators. Her steadfast commitment to scientific excellence and tireless advocacy for inclusivity render her an inspirational icon for both aspiring scientists, innovators and dreamers alike.