Mind Medicine Australia and our Sydney chapter are excited to be inviting all chapter members to a live Q&A webinar with our chairman Peter Hunt.
LIVE WEBINAR: TGA Rescheduling Q&A with Peter Hunt
In this informal webinar, Peter will be presenting the recently submitted rescheduling applications for MDMA- and psilocybin-assisted therapies to all chapter members who would like to join.
He’ll be explaining how these submissions have built on last year’s to address the TGA’s concerns, the reasoning behind it and how each and every chapter member can help to give these applications the best chance of being successful.
After this presentation we’ll open the floor to questions and discussion.
Topic: TGA Rescheduling Q&A w Peter Hunt
Date: Thursday 14th April 2022
Time: 7:30pm – 8:30pm (incl Q&A) (AEST)
Location: Online.
Thank you to the Sydney Chapter for helping to organise and facilitate this event.
To attend you can join your local chapter. For existing chapter members, log into the chapter members’ portal and check the events calendar for the registration link.
Peter Hunt AM
B.Com, LL.B
As an investment banker Peter Hunt AM advised local and multi-national companies and governments in Australia for nearly 35 years. He co-founded one of Australia’s leading investment banking advisory firms, Caliburn Partnership and was Executive Chairman of Greenhill Australia. Peter was a member of the Advisory Panel of ASIC and chaired the Vincent Fairfax Family Office.
Peter is an active philanthropist involved in funding, developing and scaling social sector organisations which seek to create a better and fairer world. He is Chairman of Mind Medicine Australia which he established with his wife, Tania de Jong, in 2018. He regularly presents to Governments, regulators, clinicians, philanthropists and the general public on psychedelic-assisted therapies and the legal and ethical frameworks needed to ensure these treatments can be made accessible and affordable. He was the lead author of Mind Medicine Australia’s successful rescheduling applications for MDMA and psilocybin, which made Australia the first country in the world to reschedule these medicines.
He founded Women’s Community Shelters in 2011. Peter is a Director of The Umbrella Foundation. Peter also acts as a pro bono adviser to Creativity Australia. He was formerly Chairman of So They Can, Grameen Australia and Grameen Australia Philippines.
Peter was made a member of the General Division of the Order of Australia in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List in 2010 for services to the philanthropic sector.