Lynn Gabriel is the Founder of the Health and Human Services Division of Jazcorp Australia, and a leading curator and convenor of national conferences across Australia’s disability, housing, and aged care sectors.

 

Since founding Jazcorp in 2007, Lynn brings over 19 years of industry experience, including more than a decade of expertise in people management, training, business development, and strategic marketing.

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Since 2017, Lynn has delivered more than 60 conferences and sector events nationwide, with a strong focus on Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) reform, and integrated health and housing systems. To date, she has led over 36 major SDA, SIL, and disability-focused conferences across Australia.

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Through flagship initiatives including NDISDA, SILSDA, NDISLINK, Impact Housing forums, and Health2Ageducate, Lynn has established a nationally recognised platform for cross-sector dialogue, policy translation, and practice reform.

 

She carefully researches and curates programs that are tailored to the priorities of each State and the national policy environment, ensuring that where events, regulation, and compliance matter, content is relevant, timely, and responsive.

 

Each program is customised to support informed decision-making for providers, practitioners, and stakeholders navigating a rapidly evolving sector landscape.

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Lynn brings extensive experience across strategic marketing, workforce training and development, business growth, and national conference and event delivery.

This cross-functional expertise enables her to design and deliver high-impact sector programs that connect policy, practice, and operational delivery in practical and meaningful ways.

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Her background spans deep engagement across the health, disability, housing, and aged care sectors, with a strong emphasis on system integration, workforce capability, and service sustainability.

She has built enduring relationships with local, state, and federal government representatives, as well as advocacy organisations, universities, training institutes, and industry associations, ensuring alignment between policy direction and frontline sector realities.

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Her work is distinguished by a commitment to breaking down silos between disciplines, strengthening interdisciplinary learning, and translating complex reform agendas into practical, actionable insights for providers and stakeholders.

 

Lynn is widely recognised for designing high-impact forums that bring together decision-makers, practitioners, and thought leaders to drive meaningful sector progress.

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At the core of Lynn’s vision is a belief that collaboration, shared knowledge, and informed dialogue are essential to building a more responsive, accountable, and person-centred health and human services system in Australia.