Mastering the essentials

Harry Moffitt is a practising psychologist and former SAS Team Commander. He is Managing Director of Stotan Group and a Director for the Mission Critical Team Institute. Harry is also the founder and architect of the unique, SAS in-service, Wanderers Education Program.

Harry retired after nearly 30 years with the Australian Defence Force, almost all of which was spent with Australia’s elite Special Air Service (SAS) Regiment. He completed 11 active service deployments, amassing nearly 1000 days of combat operations globally. After being wounded in action in 2008 and repatriated to Australia due to his wounds, he returned to complete a further four deployments. Harry completed his time with the SAS as its Director of High-Performance. In 2020, he authored a bestselling memoir, Eleven Bats, a book about his military service and his love of cricket. Harry’s second book is due for release in late 2025.

Harry is based in Melbourne where he practises as a psychologist and strategic advisor across sports, corporates, and government organisations. He has a research Master of Psychology from Deakin University and in 2019 he founded Stotan Group, a human performance consultancy specialising in individual, team and organisational performance. Harry is also the Asia Pacific Director of the Mission Critical Team Institute.

In 2008 Harry founded the unique Wanderers Education Program, which provides 'in-service' education support to soldiers in preparation for transition. Harry works extensively across the veteran community as a psychologist, mentor, and peer supporter. Harry is also an ambassador for the LBW Trust’s National Backyard Cricket initiative.

Harry has written broadly about human performance, leadership, elite selection, and gender equity in sport. He has lectured at renown leadership institutions including RMC Duntroon, AGSM UNSW, and Wharton Business School, high-performance organisations including SOG VICPOL and SOCOMD, and elite sporting groups including within AFL, NRL, international cricket and Australian Olympic Committee.

An AFL and cricket tragic, exhibitor, and singer songwriter for original SAS Rock band The Externals, Harry values integrity, humour, bricolage, and the Stotan philosophy.

Dr. Ben Meadley is a paramedic and researcher with more than 27 years of experience. He serves as the Director of Paramedicine at Ambulance Victoria and holds an adjunct associate professorship at Monash University's Department of Paramedicine and the Emergency Research Unit in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine. Dr. Meadley's research focuses on clinical care, paramedic health, and human performance science. Dr Meadley has spent the majority of his career working in critical care paramedicine, with 15 years as a critical care flight paramedic. In 2023, he was awarded the Ambulance Service Medal for his contributions to paramedicine, and he is a Fellow of the Australasian College of Paramedicine.

David is the Medical Director of Ambulance Victoria; he is also an intensive care physician at The Alfred Hospital, and an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Paramedicine at Monash University. David worked as a paramedic in Auckland, New Zealand before completing medical training at the University of Auckland and then undertaking postgraduate training in intensive care medicine. During postgraduate training he also worked in anaesthesia, palliative medicine and prehospital and retrieval medicine in Auckland, Sydney and Toronto before settling in Melbourne. His clinical interests are prehospital and retrieval medicine, trauma critical care, resuscitation, palliative care and bioethics