Dr Jeremy Nunn

Dr Jeremy Nunn is Founder and CEO of software technology company Work Metrics, provider of a global suite of workforce management software tools helping organisations build a better workplace and workforce. Best known for establishing OnlineInduction.com and IncidentReport.net which are used to manage over 400,000 organisations across the world for workplace inductions, incident reporting, employee, contractor and visitor management with millions of users globally.

With a Doctorate of IT and a Master of Science from Murdoch University, over 26 years experience in the technology industry and regularly writing on Forbes about disruptive innovation and technology growth, Jeremy has become a go to person in a wide spectrum of technology areas, issues, advisory and innovations especially around data integration, search, web applications and artificial intelligence (AI).

Jeremy's doctoral research focused on data and systems integration with the creation of GIWeb, a unified methodology for supporting the integration of data sources for use in web applications. For his masters he developed a workplace knowledge management search engine applied across two case studies: WA Police and the City of Cockburn.

Jeremy has a number of volunteer commitments, he is founding board member of the ISA advocating a shared vision of values amongst a network of organizations who believe in our charter and goal of ethical conduct, he's also served as a committee member of the Australian Computer Society Standards Australia committee on Innovation Management and is the Vice President of the Citizen Advocacy Perth, a not for profit that promotes, facilitates and supports advocacy for people with intellectual disabilities. Jeremy also founded the Kadadjiny foundation focused on supporting and improving educational outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in their university education.

Jeremy was a Business News 40 under 40 winner in 2014, his company also named a Telstra Business Awards winner (WA) in 2019, an Extreme Tech Challenge top 25 finalist (OnlineInduction.com in 2016) and one of the Top 200 Westpac Businesses of Tomorrow.