Dr Cameron Willis is a Director of Day Four Projects, and an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Arts and Design at Swinburne University in Melbourne. Over the past 15 years, Cameron has worked on multi-stakeholder initiatives in Australia, Canada and Europe, with a focus on multi-sectoral platforms and networks for addressing complex social issues – such as chronic disease prevention, environmental sustainability, and mental health promotion. He has developed and advised on research, monitoring and evaluation strategies for government agencies, NGOs and research centres, including the Public Health Agency of Canada, and the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research at the World Health Organization.
Dr Nic Vogelpoel is a Director of Day Four Projects, with over ten years of experience in a diverse range of local, national and international settings. He has undertaken assignments with coalitions, partnerships and alliances focused on stakeholder engagement, monitoring and evaluation and strategy development in Europe, UK, Canada, Asia and Australia. Nic draws on his broad experience in public and private sectors, as well as universities, philanthropic organisations and foundations, non-government organisations and charities. He has led teams developing continuous learning and evaluation systems and linking insights and evidence with action for World Economic Forum and Wellcome Trust and worked in a variety of contexts including: public health, science strategy, food systems and climate change, epidemic preparedness, and mental health and suicide prevention.