Dr Margaret Potter has a background as a physiotherapist and more than 20-years of experience in both the healthcare and education sectors with expertise in staff development, leadership, mentoring and coaching. She is Director of the TELL Centre which offers the award-winning Teaching on the Run Program and is a Professional Certified Coach with the International Coaching Federation. She enjoys working with individuals, groups, and organisations to optimise communication, teamwork, and workplace-based performance. Margaret is a sought-after entertaining presenter who will engage, inform and extend participants with an interactive approach.

Dr. Angela Cadogan is a Specialist Physiotherapist with extensive experience in orthopaedic triage including the surgical and non-surgical management of shoulder conditions. She has worked in the Canterbury/Waitaha Elective Orthopaedic Shoulder Service since 2014, working with a local orthopaedic consultant to establish a physio-led triage team assessing GP referrals for surgical or non-surgical treatment pathways for shoulder conditions. This role included establishing the Non-Surgical Diagnostic Assessment and Treatment Service managing diagnostic and clinical treatment pathways for patients triaged to non-surgical service. Collaborating with the NZ Orthopaedic Association Angela developed role descriptions and training frameworks for these roles, and more recently with a group of orthopaedic triage physiotherapists, to develop an Entrustable Professional Activity framework for physiotherapists working in orthopaedic triage and assessment roles. With a PhD in musculoskeletal diagnostics (shoulder sub-specialty), she also consults from her private practice in Christchurch, works in an advisory role on several clinical governance committees and is an Associate Editor at JOSPT.