Board Of Directors
Peter Kasprzak
Co-founder and Chairman
Peter Kasprzak is an Australian-based innovation strategist and international connector, focused on advancing practical applications of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. As Chairman of Innovate Australia, he leads initiatives that strengthen the innovation ecosystem and connect industry, government, and global partners.
He is the driving force behind the international AI for Good Innovation Summits, a series of high-impact events that bring together global experts, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore real-world AI solutions. Peter also leads the delivery of the AI for Good Innovation Factory Australia, part of the United Nations’ global startup competition, enabling Australian innovators to compete on the world stage at the AI for Good Summit in Geneva. Through this initiative, he plays a key role in positioning Australia as an active contributor to global AI development aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
He is also a co-founder of the Hydrogen Society of Australia, reflecting his long-standing involvement in future energy and innovation ecosystems. In parallel, Peter develops AI-driven concepts and platforms, including Omni Guides AI, and established Innovate Australia’s Positive Impact AI group to explore practical, socially beneficial uses of artificial intelligence.
With experience spanning multiple industries and continents, Peter continues to initiate and connect forward-looking projects, translating emerging technologies into tangible outcomes.
Dr Adam Osseiran
Co-founder and Director
Dr Adam Osseiran is a technology specialist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Innovate Australia, with a distinguished career spanning microelectronics, artificial intelligence, and innovation leadership. He has co-founded multiple technology ventures, advised numerous startups, and was recognised as a winner of the Western Australian Innovator of the Year Award.
Dr Osseiran currently serves as Chairman of the Hydrogen Society of Australia, where he plays a key role in advancing collaboration and development across the emerging hydrogen sector. His expertise extends into advanced AI and semiconductor technologies, including his tenure on the board of BrainChip Holdings, a company at the forefront of neuromorphic computing and machine learning acceleration.
A prolific inventor, he holds eight patents across areas such as image sensors, display architectures, acoustic systems, and environmental and medical sensing technologies. His leadership experience includes roles as Chairman of the IEEE Western Australia Section, President of the Inventors Association, and Chairman of the Scientific Advisory Board at BrainChip, earning multiple international recognitions for his contributions to engineering and innovation.
Dr Osseiran began his career in Europe, spending over a decade at EPFL in Switzerland and later serving as Professor of Microelectronics in Geneva. He is currently an Adjunct Professor at the University of Western Australia, continuing to bridge research, industry, and real-world innovation.
The Hon. Michael Mischin
Director
The Hon. Michael Mischin is a lawyer and former Attorney General of Western Australia, with a distinguished career spanning law, government, and public policy. He currently practises as a lawyer following his recent role as Deputy President and Head of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Division of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, where he oversaw complex national matters and high-volume decision-making.
Michael served for 12 years as a Member of the Western Australian Parliament, representing the North Metropolitan Region in the Legislative Council. In addition to his tenure as Attorney General, he held the portfolio of Minister for Commerce and later served in senior opposition roles, including Deputy Leader. His responsibilities included legislative reform, economic policy, and oversight of major industry and innovation initiatives.
He is a past Chairman and current Director of Innovate Australia, reflecting his long-standing commitment to supporting innovation and the development of Western Australia’s technology ecosystem.
With a background as a Senior State Prosecutor, Michael brings deep expertise in legal analysis, evidence assessment, and the development of robust policy and legislative frameworks. He is recognised for his ability to communicate complex issues clearly and engage effectively with stakeholders across government, industry, and the broader community.
Marilyn Losinjanin
Director
Marilyn Losinjanin is a strategic communications and brand management professional based in Perth, Western Australia, with extensive experience across government, corporate, and agency environments. Currently serving as an Communications Services Manager at the Department of Energy and Economic Diversification, Marilyn specialises in aligning communication strategies with organisational objectives, strengthening internal engagement, and supporting high-impact initiatives.
With a strong foundation in brand marketing, digital strategy, and stakeholder engagement, Marilyn has led integrated campaigns and partnerships that enhance brand visibility and deliver measurable outcomes. Her previous roles include leadership positions at the City of Perth, where she managed sponsorships, grants, and city events, and as Director of Totemic Trading Company, where she provided strategic marketing and advisory services to a range of clients.
Marilyn’s career also includes senior roles in brand marketing and communications across agencies such as Velvet Integrated, where she developed and executed comprehensive marketing strategies. She brings a collaborative, insight-driven approach to project management, with a focus on building meaningful relationships across diverse stakeholder groups.
An affiliate member of the Australian Marketing Institute and certified through ADMA IQ, Marilyn combines practical expertise with ongoing professional development to stay at the forefront of modern marketing and communications practice.
Craig Gregory
Director
Craig Gregory is a senior executive in integrity, compliance, and forensic services, with more than 25 years of experience across government, law enforcement, and the private sector. He is the Managing Partner of SEER Integrity & Compliance and Founder and Director of OverSEER AML, a technology-driven platform designed to simplify anti-money laundering and regulatory compliance for Australian businesses.
Craig has built a reputation for delivering practical, high-impact solutions across investigations, risk advisory, forensic data analytics, and regulatory compliance. His work spans multiple industries including government, insurance, mining and minerals, health, transport, and financial services. He brings strong commercial acumen and strategic leadership to complex environments, helping organisations manage risk while improving operational performance.
Earlier in his career, Craig held senior executive roles in major organisations and served as a decorated police detective, leading complex fraud and corruption investigations. He continues to contribute at a national level as the National Executive Treasurer of the Australian Crime Prevention Council.
Craig is also a Director of Innovate Australia, supporting initiatives that strengthen innovation and industry collaboration. He is recognised for his ability to lead diverse teams, navigate complex regulatory frameworks, and translate risk and compliance challenges into clear, actionable strategies.
Phil Turtle
Director
Phil Turtle is an international trade and investment consultant specialising in Asia-Pacific engagement, with a strong focus on Indonesia. With over 30 years of experience, he brings deep expertise across mining and resources, infrastructure, energy, education, agribusiness, tourism, and emerging technology sectors.
Phil is the Managing Director of Engenesis Consulting, where he supports organisations expanding into Asia through feasibility studies, project development, and market entry strategies. His work spans the full project lifecycle, drawing on extensive experience in EPCM environments, including senior roles with global firms such as Hatch and WorleyParsons.
A recognised leader in Australia–Asia business relations, Phil currently serves as Chairman of the Asia Business Council of Western Australia and is the Immediate Past National President of the Australia Indonesia Business Council. These roles provide him with strong connections across government and industry, enabling meaningful cross-border collaboration.
Phil is also a Director of Innovate Australia, contributing to initiatives that strengthen innovation, international partnerships, and industry engagement. Known for his practical approach and deep understanding of regional markets, he is a regular speaker and advisor on trade, investment, and economic cooperation across the Asia-Pacific. He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Curtin University and a background in aeronautical engineering.