CTC 2025 PID800 - CLOSING

Corrections Technology Conference (CTC) 2025 - Closing Session

Authors

Claire McGuinness

Partner, National Security & Justice, KPMG

Claire McGuinness is a Partner in KPMG’s National Security and Justice practice and leads justice for KPMG nationally. She is a highly capable and trusted senior national security professional with 20+ years’ experience within the Commonwealth government, working across Australia and internationally. She has a breadth of experience collaborating across the national security and justice community and with its national and international partners, a strong ability to navigate complexity and risk and a nuanced understanding of our strategic operating and threat environments. Claire is strongly invested in the sector with a long record of collaboration and achievement with corrective services agencies both as a former senior government executive and currently with KPMG.

Simon Bonk

Chair, ICPA Technology Solutions Network

Responsible for identifying, developing, and launching products and services for the organization in areas where Telio is currently not yet active. The Chief Research Officer/Director Business Development creates and implements short- and long-term strategic goals in new markets and to be able to differentiate the company in those markets, provide unique value to customers, and help build long-term relationships with customers, researchers/academia, not for profit, correctional influencers, and other stakeholders. Formerly, the Chief Information Officer at Correctional Service Canada (CSC). In his role, Simon was responsible for engaging with his business partners to identify opportunities where the enablement of technology and information management services can address business challenges. Simon is the chair of the ICPA’s Technology Solutions Network. This Network works to promote the advancement of corrections through ICT & Technology enabled business transformation, based on available research, supported by proven solutions and methodologies.

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