Bob Creek, Chief Judge
Bob has been in the Territory for over 50 years. Following a couple of years in mining camps he arrived looking for adventure, pushing a line marking machine from Alice Springs to Darwin in the early seventies.
Bob has had several lead roles in the NTG which includes the development of geospatial systems, introduction of WOG email, development of the NTG 24x 7 ICT Service Desk, introduction of the identity and access management system (EPASS).
Bob’s roles included operational responsibility of WOG ICT services and the management of the Data Centre for several years ushering in transformational technology such as virtual computing and networked data communications.
Bob continues to be involved in leading NTG enterprise projects including the replacement of the justice systems, policing, child protection and youth justice and the 360 degree view of a child.
Krissy Breed
Krissy Breed's government career spans over 15 years across communications, governance, industry development, innovation, and reform across the science, business and education sectors. Krissy now leads reform in Northern Territory Government Education system.
A jack of all trades, Krissy has successfully led neurodiverse teams to achieve their full potential, and has experience in full stack web design, business configuration innovation and is a qualified drone pilot.
Bruno Braga
Bruno Braga is a senior executive leading the data and digital strategy, policy and advisory services for NTG. He brings more than 25 years’ experience in innovation, digital transformation and data analytics, with strong focus in digital strategy, process improvement and artificial intelligence.
Prior to moving to the Territory, Bruno led data and digital functions at Mater, a not-for-profit hospital and healthcare services provider in Queensland, leading the rapid adoption of generative AI in early 2023 and the rapid response task force during COVID-19. Bruno was also the data analytics lead for EY in Queensland. He is an author, speaker, actively engaged in business and technology communities. Bruno holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from University of Sao Paulo, a Master of Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology, and an MBA from Queensland University of Technology.
Lucia Gerrie
With almost two decades of professional experience, Lucia brings a broad commercial perspective spanning business development, contract management, data analytics and stakeholder engagement. She is passionate about combining commercial insight with data-driven decision-making to support informed strategies and achieve meaningful outcomes.
Lucia is a strong advocate for developing the next generation of technology professionals and recognising the people and organisations advancing the digital sector. As a volunteer judge for the NT Digital Excellence Awards, she values the opportunity to celebrate innovation, recognise emerging talent and acknowledge the individuals and organisations contributing to the Northern Territory’s digital future.
Dr Carla Eisemberg
Dr Carla Eisemberg is a Senior Lecturer in STEM Pathways and Director of the Radicle Centre for STEM Engagement at Charles Darwin University. Her research and conservation projects span Northern Australia, Brazil, Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste and Tropical Asia, often using turtles as umbrella species to protect biodiversity. Carla is a passionate advocate for STEM engagement and communication. She founded the Radicle Centre in 2024, is a driving force behind many CDU STEM outreach programs, and regularly shares her love of science with the community through her ABC Radio science segment.
Liz Shenton
Peta Hine
Peta has worked in the NT Vocational Education and Training (VET) environment with Trainees and Apprentices since 2008. Peta started working as the Traineeship Program Manager at NEC Australia in 2018, running the School Based Apprenticeship and Fulltime Traineeship Program as well as an Indigenous Work Placement Program, that aims to allow students to start in a paid work experience role that can merge to a fulltime role within NEC. Part of Peta’s role also extends to attending Expo’s and community events, promoting ICT as a career path in the Northern Territory. Peta is also a member of the Career Educators Association of the NT as an Industry Member, as well as actively involved with the Community Investment Committee.
Peta has undertaken Judging in various categories for the NT Training Awards since 2018, as well as seeing success in being part of the NEC Australia who were awarded the Medium Employer of the Year in 2018,2019,2021 and Large Employer in 2023. As a long time Territorian, Peta was very proud and humbled to be the Inaugural winner of the DCDD Progression of Women in ICT at the NT Digital Excellence Awards in 2021.
Paul Gooding
Paul is an experienced ICT and project management professional with more than 40 years in the industry. Throughout his career, he has worked across project leadership, consulting, technical delivery and operational support, giving him a broad understanding of how technology, people and business processes come together to deliver sustainable outcomes. He has extensive experience working within Northern Territory Government environments, supporting complex ICT and digital transformation initiatives from early planning and assessment through to implementation and business readiness. Paul brings a practical, delivery-focused approach to project governance, risk management, stakeholder engagement, procurement and vendor coordination.
Camille Fong Lim
Camille is a leader in the IT Industry in Darwin. She has worked internationally and nationally in the IT Industry for some of the largest companies in the world, but has always called Darwin home. Camille is currently the Director Digital Strategy for the Office of Digital Government in DCDD. This role involves working with government departments to review their current digital landscape and advise on their digital roadmaps.
She has always advocated for the IT Industry in roles as Deputy Chair of the ICT Industry Association of the NT (ICTNT) and on the Board of the Industry Skills Advisory Council for NT (ISACNT).
Camille has volunteered for the Australia Day Council NT, Variety the Children’s Charity NT, Chung Wah Society of the NT and Bruce Munro’s Tropical Light Exhibition.