I worked at Macquarie Bank for just over 10 years, in roles from institutional broking to wealth management. In English, it was my job to help Australia’s financial advisors get the funding they needed to grow. I would often find myself in a room with hundreds of financial advisors and soon realised they were all talking about the same thing – boomers.
Here were thousands of businesses and professionals, all focused on helping boomers extend and maximise their wealth into retirement and not one stepping in to help the next generations. I looked around at my circle of friends. Young families struggling to afford homes in the places they grew up, single professionals and tradies earning amazing coin, but with zero bandwidth left to learn how to build long term wealth and way too many living pay cheque to pay cheque, just one bad week from disaster.
I left Macquarie in 2017 - as one of the youngest directors in the company - and co-found Fox & Hare, to help that younger demographic. Now, I spend my time helping 20-45 year olds achieve freedom, flexibility and have the choice to live the lives they aspire to. Which is awesome.

When not behind the desk, I’m training at my local CrossFit box, planning my next destination scuba diving trip, or rewilding our property with partner Liam and greyhound Larry.