Our Team

The people building independent AI governance assessment in Australia.

Leadership

Steven Zlatanovski

Steven Zlatanovski

Founder and CEO

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Steven Zlatanovski founded AIGC Australia to address a gap he had seen firsthand across more than a decade working inside regulated environments: organisations deploying AI without the governance structures their boards and regulators would eventually demand evidence of.

His career spans financial governance, healthcare operations, insolvency and assurance, and the oversight of AI driven systems. He has led revenue and operations at the Royal Children's Hospital, managed complex financial investigations and liquidations at PKF Melbourne and BRI Ferrier, and worked at the intersection of healthcare strategy and AI driven automation at Evolaition.

Across every role the standard was the same. Decisions had to be accountable, auditable, and defensible. That discipline is the foundation AIGC Australia is built on.

Advisory Council

Mark Cameron

Mark Cameron

Advisory Council Member

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Mark Cameron is CEO of Alyve, serves as a board director, and is an advisor to enterprise and government organisations on AI transformation and governance. With over 27 years of technology transformation experience across government, healthcare, utilities, aged care and education, Mark works with clients delivering AI at scale.

He is a Forbes contributor on AI strategy, lectures in Digital and AI Transformation Leadership at Deakin Executive MBA, serves as Special Advisor on AI to YMCA Global, and co-authored the Intelligence-Centred Enterprise framework.

Mark brings live enterprise delivery insight and active governance experience to the AIGC Australia Advisory Council.

Daryl Myers

Daryl Myers

Advisory Council Member

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Daryl Myers is an experienced health and aged care executive leader who specialises in translating regulatory requirements into practical, service-focused systems. He works collaboratively with executive teams and frontline staff to refine policies, strengthen compliance frameworks, and build workforce capability that supports safe, person-centred care.

As AI adoption accelerates across the healthcare and aged care sectors, Daryl brings the operational governance and compliance expertise needed to assess whether AI systems are being deployed within frameworks that protect patients, residents, and providers. His understanding of how regulated environments actually function makes him a critical contributor to AIGC Australia's healthcare sector assessments.

Reshma Devi

Reshma Devi

Advisory Council Member

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Reshma Devi is an AI and Data Risk Leader with over 25 years of experience across Australia and New Zealand. She holds a Master's in Information Technology and is a Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer (CDPSE), with a career focused on data security, AI risk and governance, and emerging data challenges in regulated environments.

Reshma serves on the board of ISACA Melbourne and contributes to federal-level working committees on data and AI governance. She has been recognised across several Australian industry awards for her community contribution.

Reshma brings practitioner depth in AI risk and data governance to the AIGC Australia Advisory Council, particularly across financial services and technology sector assessments.

Assessor Panel

Dr Chandrika Subramaniyan

Dr Chandrika Subramaniyan

Assessor

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Dr Chandrika Subramaniyan is a solicitor, academic and board director with three decades of experience across law, ethics and governance. She serves as a director on the boards of Western Sydney Local Health District, Sydwest Multicultural Services, Participate Australia and Riverlink Australia, with current committee involvement in audit, risk, ethics, and intellectual property.

The author of nearly eighty books in Tamil and English on law, ethics and leadership, her published work has received recognition in India and from professional bodies in Australia. Her governance work has focused consistently on ethical decision-making in regulated environments.

Chandrika brings deep ethics and governance expertise to AIGC Australia's assessor panel, with particular focus on healthcare and not-for-profit sector assessments.