Dr David Camfield is a Clinical Psychologist and board-approved supervisor who has been practising across private practice and tertiary public mental health since 2017. David runs a private practice in the Geelong region which specialises in evidence-based interventions including CBT, prolonged exposure, schema therapy and EMDR. Prior to his clinical career Dr Camfield also completed a PhD in cognitive neuroscience as well postdoctoral research in the fields of psychopharmacology and biological psychology. As an early adopter of AI in clinical practice, he founded the ASAIMH with a vision for mental health professionals to be central to both the development and application of AI as applied to mental healthcare within Australasia.

Marika Conomos is a registered psychologist, founder and CEO of Ecko Health, and a healthcare entrepreneur with a track record of building and scaling mental health services across Australia. A recipient of the 2025 Women Leading Tech — Woman of the Year award, presented by Atlassian, she brings a rare, ground-level understanding of the intersection between technology, clinical practice, and patient care.
Marika founded Ecko Health to address a gap she experienced firsthand: the distance between what AI can offer mental health care and what is safe, ethical, and clinically sound in practice. She leads product, regulatory, and commercial strategy across an AI-powered platform for mental health practitioners, built on rigorous clinical governance and human oversight. Marika is an active voice on the responsible adoption of AI in mental health, with particular expertise in Australian regulatory frameworks including TGA SaMD classification, the Privacy Act, and AHPRA clinical governance obligations.

Lily Liu is a senior digital health executive with extensive experience leading enterprise-scale transformation across complex healthcare environments, and a strong track record delivering large, complex EMR and technology programs. She aligns clinical, operational, and digital priorities to drive sustainable, system-wide change. Lily brings deep expertise in the governance, assurance, and safe adoption of digital solutions, including artificial intelligence. She contributes to state-level advisory work and participates in national and international digital health forums. She also holds committee roles across the sector and contributes to postgraduate education in digital health. Lily is currently undertaking doctoral research focused on AI-enabled electronic medical records and clinician workload.