HEDx is a global thought-leadership, events, content and advisory organization working with global universities companies and others pursuing transformation in higher education. In 2020 HEDx launched a podcast series, The Higher Education Experience. Since then, HEDx has recorded more than 140 episodes featuring leaders from across the sector in Australia, the US, Brazil, Canada, Singapore, New Zealand, Mexico and the UK. It is the leading global higher education podcast and is sharing ideas that are impacting global higher education futures.

Our work over the past four years has grown and continues with activities and initiatives from across the globe, all dedicated to our central mission of Changing Higher Education for Good. 

HEDx has engaged with the global higher education sector in a variety of ways including a successful event series. HEDx is now partnering with universities and service providers on global events, in Australia, the UK and Singapore. It gives a partnership opportunity for global service providers to connect to leading innovators in the HigherEd sector around the world.

Professor Martin Betts has more than 40 years of experience in academic and senior leadership roles in universities in Australia and around the world. He has now built on this sector expertise to create deep relationship with university and sector leaders around the globe and a trusted relationship with all in the sector whilst challenging it to, and helping it embrace change.

As Deputy Vice Chancellor of Engagement at Queensland’s Griffith University from 2014 to 2020, he developed the first comprehensive engagement plan by an Australian university, leading award-winning engagement with corporate partners in multiple sectors, including the largest public engagement ever by an Australian university at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

Prior to this role, Professor Betts spent a decade at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) acting as Dean of the University’s largest Faculty across the disciplines of Science, Engineering, IT, Design and the Built Environment. He has also held roles in Universities in Asia and the United Kingdom.

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