Annabelle is the Manager of the Hepatitis Policy and Programs Unit at the NSW Ministry of Health. In this role, Annabelle is responsible for the development and management of the NSW Government response to hepatitis B and hepatitis C. She is passionate about providing equitable health care for vulnerable populations and achieving hepatitis C elimination in NSW.

Rochelle is a passionate advocate and community leader dedicated to supporting individuals with lived and living experience of drug use. As the Harm Reduction Services Manager at NUAA, she spearheads impactful initiatives aimed at providing essential support and resources to communities across New South Wales. With her extensive experience and deep commitment to harm reduction, Rochelle coordinates NUAA's fixed site primary NSP + NSP postal service, peer-led HCV mobile testing and outreach activities and the DanceWize NSW program - empowering her team of staff and volunteers to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those they serve. Through her leadership and advocacy, Rochelle continues to be a driving force in promoting health equity and social justice for all.

Steven is an experienced senior executive that covers government, for-profit and charity sectors. He has been a health-sector CEO for 15 years and previously held leadership roles in Queensland and NSW government, including as a ministerial advisor. A proud Queenslander, Steven lives in inner Sydney with his 3 beagles (threagles).

Alexandra Wade is a Hepatology CNC and works for North Coast Public Health and AOD services in Mid-North Coast NSW. She is Principal Investigator on several HCV related research projects. Alex is the current secretary for the Australasian Hepatology Association and a Public Officer for Frankly Healthcare Association.