Anna Campbell is the Executive Officer of Queensland Walks. Anna is passionate about improving the conditions for walking for all people and all ages, and making urban environments desirable, accessible and inclusive for all walkers so more people will be encouraged to walk, roll and stroll. Anna is motivated to enable suitable conditions for active travel to schools, to community and public transport precincts, safe night time spaces suitable for women and girls to actively participate, and ensuring that we design inclusive urban environments suitable for our sub-tropic and tropical environments.

Queensland Walks celebrates Queensland Walks Month annually in August. 2023 marks their 10-year anniversary of advocating for better conditions for walking in Queensland. Queensland Walks facilitates the Queensland Walking Alliance, a multi-stakeholder coalition advocating for increased funding and priority for pedestrians in Queensland. As part of their funded Walk Hub project, Queensland Walks has collected initial data from their ‘Walk My Street’ checklist, and independent polling from their ‘Safe Cities for Women and Girls’. www.queenslandwalks.org.au

Andrew Ross is the Principal Advisor (Walking) in the Cycling and Walking Team at the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) Queensland. He has worked in the areas of transport, planning, sustainable development and public health in Australia and the UK for 30 years. He has a particular interest in how to integrate active transport into people's everyday lives.

Andrew managed the development of the TMR walking network planning guidance and leads the implementation of the guidance within the department and by local government. He works across departments and with local government and advocates to promote a user-led understanding of planning for walking. Andrew works closely with departmental colleagues to develop guidance, resources and training to help improve conditions for walking.  

Henry is a distinguished Fellow Chartered Engineer with over three decades of professional experience, spanning both the public and private sectors in Australia and South Africa. His comprehensive portfolio showcases a well-established track record in areas such as active transport planning and design, project management, traffic and transportation engineering, parking assessments, and a myriad of road and civil engineering designs.

Deeply rooted in road safety as well as traffic and transportation engineering, Henry's expertise encompasses the planning, design, and implementation of traffic signal systems, road and stormwater design, road feasibility studies, alternative analyses, business case design, road safety projects including Safe System Assessments, Road Safety Audits, and traffic capacity assessments. This repertoire extends to specialised skills in road and intersection design, road safety, and sophisticated traffic modelling techniques. His academic prowess is evidenced by a Master’s degree culminating in a thesis titled, “Assessing the Advantages and Benefits of Implementing an Adaptive, Real-time Traffic Signal Control Systems."