Dan Bennett

Dan Bennett is an accomplished military strategist and policy expert with extensive experience working for various international organizations, including the United Nations and the Australian Army. He holds a Master of Arts in Strategy and Policy, a Graduate Diploma in Information Technology, and has completed training at the prestigious Royal Military College Duntroon.

Throughout his career, Bennett has held numerous high-profile positions, such as Director United States Alliance in the Indo-Pacific at the Department of Defence, Defence Attaché in Kabul for the Australian Government, and Senior Military Liaison Officer in Central Equatoria State for the United Nations. He has also served as Director of Preparedness, Plans and Training-Army for the Australian Army and worked in various roles managing personnel, communications, and electronic warfare.

Bennett's leadership abilities are evident in his experience as Chief of Staff in several joint task forces and commanding officer of 3rd Combat Signal Regiment in the Australian Army. At the Australian Command and Staff College, he served as a Directing Staff, and as a staff officer during his tenure with the Australian Army.

Bennett excels in crisis management, strategy planning, and global policy analysis. He brings a wealth of experience working with international organizations and has contributed to critical missions in multiple regions around the world.