Pip is an academic with experience teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate students across a number of health disciplines. She has clinical expertise in both paramedicine and nursing, specialising in acute care. Pip contributes to excellence in learning and teaching through her role in specialised curriculum development. As a academic lead, her focus is on digital health, including the integration of electronic patient care records across the health disciplines, embedding a digital perspective in undergraduate curriculum and expanding the digital health opportunities at a university level. 

In recognition of her significant contribution to the paramedicine programs at ACU, Pip has been awarded the honorary title of Clinical Fellow. Pip has a Master of Health Professional Education in which her thesis explored the professional development practice and needs of operational paramedics. She is a qualified nurse and paramedic and has strong industry relationships. 

Rhiannon brings more than 20 years experience in business, leadership, software design and development, and event direction. She is a seasoned entrepreneur with a history of successful product design and investment, commercialisation, and the creation of complex, strategic partnerships.

Driven by an enduring passion for innovation and emerging technologies, Rhiannon has led pioneering software projects in health, education and video games, and worked on a range of complex R&D projects in agriculture, mining and manufacturing.

Rhiannon has deep experience in the higher education sector and was, for many years, director and co-convenor of Griffith University's Integrity 20 project.

The Skybox collaboration reflects long-term passions for software design, education and digital health.