Adam Gray, CPPM, CSM, is a distinguished security, risk, and emergency management professional with a wealth of experience in both public and private sectors. He is known for his expertise in multi-agency strategic planning, capability development, operational readiness, and delivery in dynamic, complex environments. Adam has held executive-level positions in major global events, including the Olympic Games, where he focused on risk mitigation and organisational preparedness. With a proven track record in managing programs exceeding $40 million and leading teams larger than 3,000 individuals, Adam excels in fostering collaboration and operational excellence.

Currently, Adam serves as the Senior Director of Safety, Security, and Emergency Management at Venues Canberra, ACT Government. His role involves ensuring the safety and security of key venues such as GIO Stadium, Manuka Oval, and Exhibition Park through strategic and operational procedure development within an all-hazards resilience framework. Adam has also provided strategic advisory services for the International Olympic Committee and held key positions at Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games, and other prestigious organisations.

Adam’s communication and relationship management skills are exemplary. He engages and influences government agencies, creating an integrated environment that supports operational preparedness, risk management, and capability enhancement. His cross-functional leadership, organisational governance, and stakeholder engagement capabilities have been pivotal in his career.

Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Law, a Graduate Diploma in Business Studies, and is pursuing a Master of Leadership from Deakin University. He is a Certified Practicing Project Manager and a Certified Scrum Master, among other professional qualifications. Adam’s commitment to excellence and continuous improvement makes him a valuable asset in any security and risk management endeavour.