Over the last twenty years, Branwen has held numerous senior communications and project management roles that bridge academic organisations, publicly listed companies, government and NGOs in the UK and Australia. She has a PhD in medicine and has previously been employed as a science journalist. Most recently, Branwen was a co-founder and Managing Director of the OUTBREAK project focussing on One Health antimicrobial resistance (#AMR) surveillance. Prior to that, Branwen was the GM of AusGEM, a joint venture between University of Technology Sydney and the NSW Department of Primary Industries. Branwen’s STEMM network, biomedical knowledge, and digital literacy have led to her being employed as a research translation and innovation consultant to global science publishing house Springer Nature, as well as chairing panel discussions for the Australian British Chamber of Commerce and executive speech writing. She was a keynote speaker at ACCORD’s 2016 national conference where she spoke on risk and innovation and is a past Board member of Science Technology Australia. Her current role at CSIRO is focussed on the development and launch of an AMR Mission.