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Introducing Adrian Munro, CEO of Richmond Wellbeing, as our Esteemed Speaker at the National Care and Support Sector Conference 25th July 2025
We’re excited to announce that Adrian Munro, CEO of Richmond Wellbeing, will be speaking at the National Care and Support Sector Conference! Adrian’s journey spans various primary health services—from hospitals to community health care and private practice—and extends into the social services and mental health sectors. His experience across aged and disability care and his passion for community-focused mental health services make him a valuable addition to our conference speaker lineup.
With a background in Physiotherapy and a Post Graduate Diploma in Health Services Administration, Adrian has a robust understanding of the diverse and interconnected care needs across different sectors. A Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Adrian also brings significant governance expertise, having served on numerous boards and advisory councils including the WA NDIS Advisory Council, the DSS NDIA National Transition Group, and the PIR National Reference Group.
Why Adrian’s Insights are Essential to the Conference
Adrian’s leadership at Richmond Wellbeing—an organization dedicated to providing holistic, recovery-focused mental health support—aligns closely with our conference themes of Care Models, Quality and Safeguarding, and Workforce and Regulation. His dedication to fostering inclusive, community-driven care services echoes our shared commitment to strengthening support systems that empower individuals to live better, more connected lives.
Join us in welcoming Adrian Munro to the National Care and Support Sector Conference. We’re excited to hear his perspectives on creating inclusive and sustainable mental health services, and how these efforts play a pivotal role in strengthening the wider care and support landscape.
Secure your spot at the National Care and Support Sector Conference to hear from Adrian Munro and other inspiring leaders as we work together to shape the future of care in Australia. Register today and be part of this essential conversation on the care economy’s future.
