Celebrating a new chapter

On 4 March, we were delighted to welcome just over 50 clients and business partners to celebrate the official opening of our new Melbourne office in Camberwell. The evening marked an exciting milestone for our clients and team and represents an important step in our continued growth.
Our guests had the opportunity to explore the thoughtfully designed new space, connect with our CEO and local team, and enjoy meaningful conversations with fellow clients and partners. The warm and engaging atmosphere throughout the night reflected the strong relationships at the heart of our work.
A highlight of the evening was hearing from Managing Adviser Gary Gleeson and CEO Keith Jones. Gary spoke about how the new office represents a fresh chapter of growth for our Melbourne team and invited each staff member to the front to acknowledge their contribution. Keith outlined our broader business strategy, introduced members of the leadership team, and shared a preview of upcoming Melbourne events that will further support and engage our local clients.
This new office represents far more than a change of address, it signifies our commitment to delivering an exceptional client experience and fostering collaboration, innovation, and long‑term partnerships.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate this special occasion. We look forward to welcoming you back to the new office soon and continuing this journey together.
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