Head of Service
Co-creation
Jorn has over 30 years of experience in Australia, Aotearoa, Europe, and Asia, with a focus on transdisciplinary collaboration in neurodiverse teams, including co-design of new community-oriented and patient centric models of care. Jorn is an analyst and advisor who loves building and working with high performance teams. He has pioneered the MODA + MODE methodology, and has written books on creative collaboration and model driven product line engineering.
Jorn is part of the Design Justice Network and is passionate about capturing the knowledge flow of leading domain experts, to co-create human scale organisations and systems which are understandable by future generations of humans and software tools.
Head of Community
Co-design
Pete has over 30 years experience and research in creative collaboration and innovation. He is a futurist who has consulted in education, film and TV industries, media, digital design, telecommunications, and government. He is also an accomplished producer of high quality film and TV productions.
Pete is passionate about liberating creativity in organisations and individuals, and enabling the free flow of knowledge to achieve transformational outcomes.
Interoperability Architect
Keith has spent the last 25 years working at the interface of research, standards, and commercial software. He is a pioneer of model-based generative software development approaches for large distributed systems. Keith has worked in many contexts, but has gained special insights into healthcare, architecture and construction, and telecommunications, using this approach to solve problems with a combination of human and machine communication.
Keith loves engaging in collaborative work with diverse teams, where his knowledge of computing from bits and bytes, up through computing languages, and domain specific visual formalisms, can help solve real world problems in many different industries.
Sales, Europe
Andrew has designed and developed software-intensive products and services in New Zealand, Germany and Switzerland since 2004.
His experience covers a range of sectors including healthcare, manufacturing, construction, industrial automation, logistics, finance, education, and startups, and he has been a key member of the S23M open source team from the very beginning.
Andrew is passionate about enabling people and organisations to reach their full potential, by designing and developing world class software solutions which empower people to collaborate and innovate in new ways.
Independent
Clinical Advisor
A/Prof Terry Hannan has been a Consultant Specialist Physician in General Internal Medicine since 1975. His experience in eHealth began in 1984 when he was invited to assist in the implementation of the Johns Hopkins Oncology Centre Information System for the NSW State Cancer Council within the Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney.
Based on this foundational experience of implementing complex clinical information systems Dr Hannan was invited by the Indiana University to assist in the implementation of eHealth systems in Eldoret, Kenya and in the management of 40 million people living with AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. Terry maintains an active academic position as a Visiting Fellow, Centre for Health Informatics, Macquarie University, Sydney.
Administration
Office Manager
Sarah has lived in Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Australia and is now firmly rooted in Aotearoa. For the last 15 years Sarah has been taking care of the office and finance administration needs of S23M, the Autistic Collaboration Trust, and other human scale teams both in Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia.
Sarah is optimistic that soon all neurodivergent cognitive lenses will be de-pathologised, and the relevant minority groups will take ownership of definitions and labels.
