Cam grew up in a family boarding kennel, but only late in his career did he connect that upbringing to a vocation. After years in sales and a decade in banking, Cam felt misaligned with corporate hierarchy and box-ticking. Near 40, he listed what he truly liked and dogs kept winning. He enrolled in a training accreditation, joined a mentor circle, worked in a high-volume shelter, and launched Act Of Dog with a simple site and Google ads. Now he specialises in fear, anxiety and aggression, teaching that trust and self-regulation must come before obedience. He shares the pivotal moments—London resilience, key mentors, a supportive partner—and the practical model he uses with both dogs and people: create safety, then teach. Today, he balances running his business with working at the RSPCA, helping post-adoption dogs and private clients with behaviour intervention. Campbell’s journey from finance to canine behavior showcases his dedication to improving the lives of dogs and their guardians.

Bryony Cole, the world's foremost authority on sextech, explores how technology influences our most intimate moments.

Known for her top-rated podcast Future of Sex, she advises governments, tech giants, and entertainment leaders on emerging sextech trends.

Cole also founded Sextech School, a pioneering pre-accelerator program, now in its 15th cohort, guiding hundreds of entrepreneurs and innovators in the sexual wellness and technology space.

Her innovative research and international hackathons have garnered recognition from events like SXSW, WebSummit and Founders Forum.

Featured in The New York Times, Vogue, and Wired, and seen on Netflix, Bryony's work empowers women and redefines the future of sexuality.

Today, Future of Sex is a central media and resources hub for the sextech industry.

Her vision is to create a world where technology enhances human connection, and she actively works towards this by shaping policy, fostering innovation, and advocating for sexual well-being.

Contact:

Interviews: bryony@futureofsex.com

Instagram: @bryonycole, @futureofsex, @sextechschool

Ruhee is the founder of Allied Collective, Australia’s leading facilitation and wellbeing practice, specialising in leadership development, psychosocial hazard prevention, and workplace culture transformation. With 13+ years of experience supporting over 45 organisations, she has helped businesses improve employee retention, leadership capability, and wellbeing outcomes through targeted, evidence-based training. Her background in psychology, business management, and Yoga philosophy informs a measured, results-driven approach to organisational change. As a Regional Advisory Council member at the Victorian Multicultural Commission, she advises on workplace equity, anti-racism, and economic inclusion. She also mentors women entrepreneurs in wellbeing and leadership. A recognised expert in her field, Ruhee delivers practical, high-impact training and strategy that enables organisations to build stronger, more resilient teams.