Changing The Game

We had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Dr. Shawna Pandya, Canada’s first named commercial female astronaut, for a new episode of the Changing the Game Podcast. 🚀In this inspiring conversation, Dr. Pandya shared her journey — from being a 12-year-old girl dreaming of space to becoming a leader in commercial space research. She talked about the power of representation, the “immigrant hard”work ethic, and how Taekwondo built her resilience.She also reminded us that innovation in space isn’t always about high tech — it’s about resourceful thinking, and encouraged young people to seize the limitless opportunities technology now makes possible. 🌍✨We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did!This episode of Changing the Game is sponsore by Visagio Australia and The Bakery

Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of Carlos Zapata Lui (卡洛斯)! If you're part of the innovation ecosystem, chances are you've already heard of Carlos. But do you really know him? Let's uncover the authentic Carlos - from his beginnings in Peru to the driving forces behind his curiosity and ambition.Join us as we explore his fascinating journey, hosted by Wilson Casado, FAIM – it's a conversation you won't want to miss!

In this episode of Changing The Game, we had the pleasure of speaking to Luke Callier.With a unique background that spans both the corporate, not-for-profit and education sectors, Luke brings a different lens to school leadership, education and K-12 schools and hopes to impact education more broadly at a national level. Luke is an innovative and thoughtful leader who is most at home influencing from the side with an uncanny ability to ask the right question at the right time.​Traveler - 40 Countries and counting... Family + Caravaning + Runner + Basketball + Coffee + Entrepreneur + Shoes + Adelaide Crows

In this episode of Changing the Game, we're excited to have Steve Baxter on board. Join us as we explore his fascinating journey – it's a conversation you won't want to miss!

Chandra Sundareswaran is the Director of the Centre for Learning Enterprise and Partnerships at Curtin University. Chandra is an entrepreneur with over two decades of experience in diverse sectors across the social enterprise, not-for-profit, retail, renewable energy, carbon markets and manufacturing sectors in India and Australia. Chandra has a personal commitment to social equity and is constantly looking for innovative solutions to foster sustainability and social inclusion through entrepreneurial activity. Having founded and operated startups, Chandra has a deep understanding of the needs of early and growth stage startup business and projects. His work on innovation projects with government, industry and tertiary education over the past decade makes him acutely aware of the challenges and the opportunities in driving innovation in large organisations and jurisdictions.Chandra has previously led the Australian Energy Foundation’s social enterprise startup, Positive Charge, which delivered cost-effective community sustainability services to over 20 local governments in the East Coast of Australia – reducing emissions and empowering households and businesses to manage rising energy costs. Prior to joining Curtin, Chandra was the General Manager of Spacecubed, where he led business development and relationship management with key stakeholders including industry, government and academia. Over the six years in the role, he led the development and delivery of key startup and technology learning programs like Plus Eight and She Codes, delivered in partnership with industry.Chandra also supports The Underground Collaborative, IDEA Academy, Hola Health and All Saints College in Board and Advisory capacities.