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Roadshow 2026
Visiting six Capital Cities during April - May
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the FAAA Roadshow! We look forward to being back on the road in 2026.
Join us for this full day of specially curated content as we Elevate Tomorrow.
The financial advice profession is at a turning point. Regulatory changes, technology advancements, and shifting client expectations are creating both challenges and opportunities. The silver lining? Those who adapt now will lead tomorrow.
This year’s engaging program has been designed by advisers, for advisers. Be inspired, enhance your skills, strengthen your team, connect with peers and engage with our Roadshow supporters while earning up to 4.5 CPD hours* – view the program
Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet and network with our Roadshow supporters at the Roadshow Exhibition at each event (excluding Canberra).
We’re delighted to announce our keynote speaker for each of the six events – World Champion skiiing legend Jacqui Cooper.
* Legislated CPD and Knowledge areas will be announced shortly.
Pricing
Early Bird Pricing*
FAAA members – $149 inc. GST
FAAA Members can add non-member guests to their group bookings for the reduced Early Bird price of $169 inc. GST per person.
A discount of 10% applies to bookings of two or more^
Early Bird Pricing*
Non-members – $299
Students
A limited number of Student tickets are available for $25 at each location kindly subsidised by the local Community/Chapter.
Please email students@faaa.au for further information and indicate which event you would like to attend.
Take advantage of our Roadshow early bird pricing today and why not bring your team and save even further with our exclusive practitioner bulk Roadshow ticket discount offer. Buy 2 or more tickets together and save an additional 10% off each early bird ticket. This offer can be used to purchase tickets for any class of membership, as well as non-member tickets so you can bring the whole team.
*Early Bird pricing is available until 10 April 2026.
^Group booking discount only accessible for FAAA members, non-members will be contacted with membership information
Roadshow Program
| 8:30am-8:55am | Registration - arrival tea & coffee |
| 8:55am-9:00am | Welcome from the FAAA Community Chair |
| 9:00am-9:15am | Welcome | Update on your FAAA with David Sharpe CFP® |
| 9:15am-9:55am | FAAA CEO Update with Sarah Abood |
| 9:55am-10:25am | Showcasing Best Practice with the 2025 FAAA Award Winners |
| 10:25am-10:55am | Morning tea |
| 10:55am-11:55am | Advising with Confidence - Working through ethical conflicts with CURSIVE |
| 11:55am-12:40pm | FAAA Policy & Advocacy Update and Q&A with Phil Anderson |
| 12:40pm-1:25pm | Lunch |
| 1:25pm-2:35pm | Business Efficiency - Beyond AI Filenotes: Unlock the next wave of efficiency in financial advice |
| 2:35pm-3:25pm | Keynote: A Champion Attitude - Jacqui Cooper |
| 3:25pm-3:30pm | Wrap up & close of day |
| 3:30pm-4:30pm | Networking and refreshments |
Agenda - Metro Locations
Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth & Sydney
| 7:30am-8:30am | CFP Professional Connect Breakfast - paid event, click here to register |
| 8:30am-8:55am | Registration - arrival tea & coffee in exhibition |
| 8:55am-9:10am | Welcome & FAAA Board update |
| 9:10am-9:40am | FAAA CEO Update from Sarah Abood |
| 9:40am-10:10am | Showcasing Best Practice - hear from one of our 2024 Award Winners |
| 10:10am-10:40am | Policy & Advocacy Update |
| 10:40am-11:10am | Morning tea in exhibition |
| 11:10am-12:10pm | Regulatory & Effective Compliance Panel Discussion |
| 12:10pm-12:55pm | The Power of Collaboration to Grow the Advice Profession |
| 12:55pm-1:40pm | Lunch in exhibition |
| 1:40pm-2:25pm | Business efficiency through process – i.e. Time vampires and profit killers |
| 2:25pm-3:25pm | Protecting the Vulnerable: Tackling Financial Abuse with Ethics and Action |
| 3:25pm-3:30pm | Wrap up & close of day |
| 3:30pm-4:30pm | Networking and refreshments in exhibition |
Agenda - Regional Locations
Cairns, Canberra, Geelong, Hobart & Port Macquarie
| 8:30am-9:30am | CFP Professional Connect Breakfast - paid event, click here to register |
| 9:30am-9:55am | Registration - arrival tea & coffee |
| 9:55am-10:10am | Welcome & FAAA Board update |
| 10:10am-10:40am | FAAA CEO Update from Sarah Abood |
| 10:40am-11:10am | Showcasing Best Practice - hear from one of our 2024 Award Winners |
| 11:10am-11:40am | Policy & Advocacy Update |
| 11:40am-11:55am | Morning tea |
| 11:55am-12:55pm | Regulatory & Effective Compliance Panel Discussion |
| 12:55pm-1:40pm | The Power of Collaboration to Grow the Advice Profession |
| 1:40pm-2:10pm | Lunch |
| 2:10pm-2:55pm | Business efficiency through process – i.e. Time vampires and profit killers |
| 2:55pm-3:55pm | Protecting the Vulnerable: Tackling Financial Abuse with Ethics and Action |
| 3:55pm-4:00pm | Wrap up & close of day |
| 4:00pm-4:30pm | Networking and refreshments |
Speaker Zone
Sarah Abood
Chief Executive Officer
Financial Advice Association Australia
All locations
Bio
Sarah has over 25 years’ experience working in the financial services industry and she is a passionate advocate for financial planning. Sarah has a deep understanding of the financial planning profession, and the demands of running a financial planning practice. This was gained from her nine years as CEO of Profile Financial Services, a privately-owned and self-licensed financial planning firm and FAAA Professional Practice.
Prior to commencing as FAAA CEO, Sarah held the position of chief operating officer at HOPE Housing Funds Management. She has also worked in senior change and transformation, and marketing roles for some of Australia’s leading financial institutions. Sarah holds a BA from the University of Sydney, an MBA from Macquarie University (MGSM) and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Session: FAAA CEO Update
FAAA CEO Sarah Abood will share updates on key member initiatives, celebrate achievements from the past year, and outline plans for 2026 and beyond.
Phil Anderson
GM Policy, Advocacy & Standards
Financial Advice Association Australia
All locations
Bio
Phil Anderson is the General Manager Policy, Advocacy & Standards of the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA). Phil had spent over 10 years at the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA), including most recently as CEO before the successful vote to merge with the Financial Planning Association (FPA).
He has previously worked for Netwealth as General Manager Governance and Advice, and Colonial First State, where he was the Head of Risk Management & Compliance for the CFS Advice business. Phil has been in the financial services industry for over 25 years, having also worked with AMP, MLC and Perpetual.
Phil has been responsible for policy, including the Quality of Advice Review, and the implementation of the requirements of the Professional Standards legislation and the Royal Commission Recommendations. Phil has previously been integrally involved in the FoFA, TASA, Education/Professional Standards and the Life Insurance Framework debates including driving the development of submissions to FASEA, Treasury, ASIC, the Tax Practitioners Board and Parliamentary Committees. Phil is a CPA and has a Bachelor and Masters of Commerce along with the DFP and ADFP.
Session: Policy and Advocacy Update
In an interactive session, Phil will address the key policy and advocacy issues that the financial advice profession faces, including what is happening with the DBFO reforms, what the changes to the AML/CTF regime mean for the advice profession, what is the latest with the CSLR, what we know about the collapse of Shield and First Guardian and how this will impact the financial advice profession.
Phil will highlight recent policy wins and the practical application of these reforms for your business. Phil will also set out what the FAAA’s policy and advocacy goals are for 2026 and enable participants to ask questions on anything and everything that is regulation, policy and advocacy.
Jacqui Cooper
Winter Olympian and World Champion Aerial Skier
Keynote
All locations
Bio
Jacqui Cooper is a living testament to the power of possibility. A five-time Winter Olympian, World Champion, and one of the most successful aerial skiers in the history of the sport, Jacqui has spent over two decades quite literally defying gravity.
Her 20-year career wasn’t just defined by medals and records—it was a masterclass in resilience, reinvention, and relentless self-belief. From the moment she joined the Australian ski team at just 16, Jacqui dared to dream bigger than anyone around her. In a sport where athletes often peak quickly and retire early, she pushed the limits—returning from serious injuries including knee reconstructions, a shattered hip, and a broken back to not only compete but dominate on the world stage.
She was the first Australian woman to win a World Cup title in aerial skiing and went on to break multiple world records, including the highest score ever recorded in the sport. But it’s not just her athletic feats that set Jacqui apart—it’s her mindset.
Keynote: A Champion Attitude
A powerhouse speaker with a natural gift for storytelling, Jacqui captivates audiences with her honesty, humour, and unfiltered insights into the grit behind the glory. Whether she’s unpacking resilience, goal-setting, or the psychology of performance, Jacqui doesn’t just inspire—she shifts people’s thinking.
Her keynote isn’t a highlight reel. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to overcome adversity, sustain success, and pursue big dreams—on and off the mountain. Her message is bold but clear: you don’t need to be an Olympian to think like one.
Jacqui’s story resonates across industries and generations. She’s worked with corporate teams, schools, sports organisations, and leaders across the globe who are looking to energise their people and cultivate a culture of ambition, courage, and grit. Authentic, high-energy, and unapologetically real, Jacqui Cooper isn’t just a motivational speaker—she’s a catalyst for change.
Nathan Fradley
Independent Financial Adviser
Appearing at Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide
Bio
Nathan Fradley is not your conventional financial planner, his tattoos on display and no tie in sight. He runs is own firm, as an Independent Financial adviser, specialising in emotionally & technically complex client situations such as Aged Care, Divorce, Estates and Granny Flats/Co-Living arrangements.
Nathan is also the Co-Host of the popular financial adviser Podcast “Challenge the Standard in Financial Advice”, Co Host of Weaving Gold (a consumer audience Money Podcast) and makes frequent appearances conferences, podcasts and in media discussion Money, Behavioral Finance, and Ethics in Advice.
Advising with Confidence - Working Through Ethical Conflicts with CURSIVE
Conflicts of interest continue to generate some of the most challenging and nuanced enquiries under the Code of Ethics, particularly Standards 2 and 3. Yet many advisers don’t feel confident about navigating situations where competing interests, family dynamics, or emotional complexity blur the lines.
In this adviser led interactive 60-minute session, Nathan will guide you through the CURSIVE methodology developed by FAAA, applying it to real-world case studies.
Rather than focusing on technical solutions, this workshop centres on structured ethical thinking. You’ll practise recognising conflicts and working methodically through grey areas in a way that aligns with Standards 2 and 3 of the Financial Planners and Advisers Code of Ethics 2019. Walk away with a practical framework you can apply immediately when you’re next faced with a complex ethically challenging client situation.
Gary Hasler CFP®
Founder & Financial Adviser
Boutique Advisers
Appearing at Sydney
Bio
Gary is the Managing Director of Boutique Advisers and works with highly successful individuals and families, providing strategic financial advice and aligned wealth management solutions. Gary specialises in working with entrepreneurs, family businesses and those with complex wealth management needs, including high level professional athletes. Gary is passionate about working with Boutique clients and their trusted professionals in a collaborative way, providing clarity and confidence, and helping them navigate their financial life.
Gary is a CFP® professional and is an Accredited Advisor with the Family Business Association (FBA).
On the weekends, Gary is kept busy with kids sports, activities and family life. He supports the Fremantle Dockers in the AFL and to relax enjoys Mountain Biking, cooking and spending time in the garden with the family.
Session: Showcasing Best Practice
The journey of practice to enterprise
Synopsis
Having been in business 23 years, the journey has not always been a straight line. Hear from Gary the five “game changing” decisions made in the last 3-5 years that has helped elevate his business from an advisory practice to an enterprise business.
Katherine Hayes
Risk Specialist Adviser
Hayes & Co
Appearing at Canberra
Bio
Katherine is a Canberra‑based Risk Specialist Adviser with more than 20 years’ experience in financial services, specialising in risk advice since 2008.
As a Director of the FAAA and current Chair of the Policy and Regulations Committee, Katherine plays a central role in shaping the profession’s regulatory and ethical framework. She is also a member of the Financial Services Credit Panel since inception, contributing to the oversight of adviser conduct and professional standards.
Previously, Katherine served as NSW/ACT Director on the AFA Board and sat on the Membership Review Committee, where she oversaw the assessment of member conduct and complaints – experience that underpins her deep understanding of ethical decision‑making in practice.
Katherine is a committed contributor to industry reform. She is a long‑term member of the Life Insurance Taskforce (an FPA/AFA initiative), collaborating with insurers, regulators, policymakers, and industry bodies to advocate for improved outcomes for financial advisers, policyholders, and the broader insurance sector.
She has also served on multiple insurance advisory boards, providing guidance on product design and service enhancements to strengthen both adviser experience and client protection.
Advising with Confidence - Working Through Ethical Conflicts with CURSIVE
Conflicts of interest continue to generate some of the most challenging and nuanced enquiries under the Code of Ethics, particularly Standards 2 and 3. Yet many advisers don’t feel confident about navigating situations where competing interests, family dynamics, or emotional complexity blur the lines.
In this adviser led interactive 60-minute session, Katherine will guide you through the CURSIVE methodology developed by FAAA, applying it to real-world case studies.
Rather than focusing on technical solutions, this workshop centres on structured ethical thinking. You’ll practise recognising conflicts and working methodically through grey areas in a way that aligns with Standards 2 and 3 of the Financial Planners and Advisers Code of Ethics 2019. Walk away with a practical framework you can apply immediately when you’re next faced with a complex ethically challenging client situation.
Kelly King
Financial Planner
Iconic Wealth
Appearing at Perth
Bio
Kelly enjoys providing financial advice to clients and sees it as more as a passion than a job. Most of her clients have engaged her services for more than a decade and she’s helped them adapt their wealth strategies to fit with their life journeys. Kelly has also provided advice to clients at a private firm and ANZ for over 23 years. Her other passions include spending time with her husband and two kids exploring new places and activities along with fine dining and wine appreciation.
Showcasing Best Practice
My journey building a small advice business
Synopsis
In this session, Kelly will share her four‑year journey from a solo adviser to building a team, including the practical lessons, mistakes, and systems that made growth sustainable.
Kailee Maloney
Growth & Partnerships Lead
Marloo
All locations
Bio
Kailee Maloney brings a decade of institutional finance experience to her role, where she helps financial advisers integrate AI to amplify their client and practice outcomes.
Before joining Marloo, Kailee held senior equity sales positions at Jefferies International, Fubon Securities and CLSA, where she built trusted relationships with institutional investors across EMEA, APAC, and the Americas. Her experience has given her a global perspective on how financial professionals manage markets, relationships, and compliance demands.
At Fubon, Kailee led a joint venture transformation that required rethinking legacy workflows from the ground up—This experience of implementing change in complex, regulated environments now informs how she supports advisers navigating the shift to AI-powered practices.
Kailee holds dual degrees in Economics and Commerce from the University of Western Australia and HEC Montreal.
Business Efficiency: Beyond AI Filenotes - Unlock the next wave of efficiency in financial advice
Synopsis
In this collaborative project we will hear from three tech providers who have come together to solve for developing efficiencies in the advice process, leveraging from AI filenotes. They will discuss where tech is now and how advice firms are maximising automation today. This session is tech tool agnostic but will provide advisers with clear, practical ways to enhance the client experience and scale their advice offering.
Mark O'Flynn CFP®
Managing Director
Oxlade Financial
Appearing at Brisbane and Canberra
Bio
Mark O’Flynn is the Managing Director at Oxlade Financial. He has been in the industry since 2005, and has been practicing as an Independent Advisor since 2015. Mark was recognised as one of the 50 most influential Financial Advisers in Australia in the 2023 and 2024 FS Power 50 Awards, and was also named as a Finalist for the Investment Adviser of the Year category in the ifa Excellence Awards 2023.
Mark holds both the CFP® designation and the Chartered Financial Analyst® qualification. He also has a Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Accounting), and has completed a Diploma in Financial Planning. Mark is a member of the FAAA’s Professional Standards & Conduct Committee, and also has specialist SMSF accreditation.
Showcasing Best Practice
The first four years: Lessons in building a scalable advice firm
Discover the strategic decisions, structures and systems that powered Mark’s firm’s transformation into a fast-growing independent advice firm. In this presentation, Mark unpacks the foundations that mattered most—his team model, operational design, technology choices and growth roadmap. Mark will share the actions he would proudly repeat, along with the missteps he would avoid if he was to do it all over again.
Stuart Riddle
Co-Founder
Claras
All locations
Bio
Stuart leads business development at Claras, focusing on building partnerships that are strategic, scalable, and customer-centric. With a background in digital strategy and solution consulting, he works across sales, growth, and operations to bring Claras to the advisers who need it most. Stuart is an educator.
Claras is a lot more than file notes. Advisers have been creating ROAs, SOAs, strategy papers, client reviews and more for 6+ months now. Over that time our Document Creator has evolved so advisers can brief in and refine any type of advice document, then have it review the results and feed- back any recommendations. This is critical, to give advisers confidence that AI is helping rather than hallucinating.
Here’s some of the differentiators:
Clarity+, a living fact find that updates with each client meeting – great for meeting prep and adviser onboarding. There’s also a visual view of the client story, showing key themes and financials.
Licensee templates. We’ve been working with licensees to release official template in our template library – so practices can quickly start generating advice documents using approved, compliant templates.
Business Efficiency: Beyond AI Filenotes - Unlock the next wave of efficiency in financial advice
In this collaborative project we will hear from three tech providers who have come together to solve for developing efficiencies in the advice process, leveraging from AI filenotes. They will discuss where tech is now and how advice firms are maximising automation today. This session is tech tool agnostic but will provide advisers with clear, practical ways to enhance the client experience and scale their advice offering.
Christine Swanson
Senior Financial Adviser & Director
Prominent Financial Services
Appearing at Melbourne and Adelaide
Bio
Christine is the Senior Financial Adviser and Director of Prominent Financial Services; she commenced her career in 1987.
She is passionate about improving the perception of financial advice within the community and helping clients retire with confidence and the understanding that they will not run out of money.
She attributes her success to creating lasting relationships built upon honesty and trust.
Christine believes strongly in giving back, Prominent Pro bono offers financial guidance to those effected by serious health issues or injury, she is Cancer Council SA Ambassador & continues to be involved in a number of community and mentoring programs and industry initiatives.
Her business is a ‘Women-Friendly Accredited’ business, as she feels that it is vitally important that women seek financial advice to improve their confidence around money matters to improve their financial future.
Showcasing Best Practice
Finding strength through passion
Synopsis
Hear how Christine built her business around a framework of purpose, values and principles.
Dawn Thomas CFP®
Financial Adviser
The Wealth Designers
Appearing at Brisbane and Perth
Bio
Dawn is a financial adviser, mother of three, part-time PhD student, trance music fan, hockey enthusiast, and passionate home cook. She is known in the profession for her heart-led approach to advice—building deep relationships of trust and tailoring strategies around what truly matters to her clients.
A multi-award-winning adviser, Dawn was named Financial Planner of the Year at the 2025 Women in Wealth Awards. She is also the recipient of the Individual Excellence and Industry Thought Leader awards at the IFA Awards (2023), as well as the Transformation Award (2022) and Inspire Award (2019). Her impact has earned her a place in Australia’s Power 50 list of most influential financial advisers.
Dawn is currently undertaking PhD research focused on the superannuation behaviours of Gen Z, driven by her passion for helping young people engage early with their financial futures. She also founded Start Well, a financial literacy initiative of The Wealth Designers, and hosts two podcasts: Start Well and Your Money Story, the latter exploring money through a feminist lens.
Advising with Confidence - Working Through Ethical Conflicts with CURSIVE
Conflicts of interest continue to generate some of the most challenging and nuanced enquiries under the Code of Ethics, particularly Standards 2 and 3. Yet many advisers don’t feel confident about navigating situations where competing interests, family dynamics, or emotional complexity blur the lines.
In this adviser led interactive 60-minute session, Dawn will guide you through the CURSIVE methodology developed by FAAA, applying it to real-world case studies.
Rather than focusing on technical solutions, this workshop centres on structured ethical thinking. You’ll practise recognising conflicts and working methodically through grey areas in a way that aligns with Standards 2 and 3 of the Financial Planners and Advisers Code of Ethics 2019. Walk away with a practical framework you can apply immediately when you’re next faced with a complex ethically challenging client situation.
David Sharpe CFP®
Chair
Financial Advice Association Australia
All locations
Bio
David is Chair of the FAAA Board and has been a financial planner and FAAA member since 2003. He is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional, has completed a Diploma in Financial Planning and holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Distinction) from Curtin University. David runs his own self-licensed financial planning firm, Globe Financial Planning, based in West Perth. In 2016 he was shortlisted for the FAAA CFP® Professional of the Year Award.
Prior to being elected onto the board David spent four years on the WA FAAA Chapter, including two years as Chapter Chair. David can often be found in various media roles (TV, radio and print) advocating strongly for the value of advice.
David chairs the Governance and Remuneration Committee, and is a member of the Board Finance, Risk and Audit Committee.
Welcome | Update on your FAAA
David will share valuable insights on FAAA membership and the broader industry landscape.
Dina Verras
Co-Founder
Filenote AI
All locations
Bio
Dina’s mission is to move AI beyond the “hype” and into practical, measurable business outcomes. She specializes in helping advice firms redesign their workflows to reclaim adviser time and scale practice capacity.
Her expertise is built on a high-calibre foundation in industrial-scale automation. Prior to Filenote AI, Dina played a key role in establishing the Automation and Innovation Hub at the University of Sydney, where she successfully implemented automation solutions for hundreds of complex business challenges. With over 15 years in senior management consulting across banking, superannuation, and insurance, Dina is a recognized expert in Lean Six Sigma transformation and secure, scalable AI deployment.
A thought leader in the space, Dina was recently named a finalist for Tech Innovator of the Year at the 2024 Women in Wealth Awards.
Filenote AI is Australia’s leading AI-powered transformation partner for financial advisers. Trusted by over 1,000 advisers nationwide, Filenote AI leverages advanced generative intelligence to automate the production of critical client documentation—from file notes and strategy papers to interactive client mind maps and advice flow charts.
Business Efficiency: Beyond AI Filenotes - Unlock the next wave of efficiency in financial advice
Synopsis
In this collaborative project we will hear from three tech providers who have come together to solve for developing efficiencies in the advice process, leveraging from AI filenotes. They will discuss where tech is now and how advice firms are maximising automation today. This session is tech tool agnostic but will provide advisers with clear, practical ways to enhance the client experience and scale their advice offering.
Katherine Temple
Senior Associate
Holley Nethercote
Perth, Adelaide
Bio
Since her admission to practice in 2011, Katherine has worked in private practice and at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Katherine was also the Director of Policy and Campaigns for a consumer advocacy organisation, leading a team of legal and policy experts who contributed to significant reforms in credit and financial services law in recent years.
Katherine has regularly appeared in the media to discuss consumer law and finance issues, including interviews with the Australian Financial Review, 7.30 Report and A Current Affair. Katherine has been a member of various panels and forums, including ASIC’s Consumer Advisory Panel and the RBA’s Payments Consultation Group.
Her experience is primarily in the practice of consumer credit, competition and consumer, and financial services laws. Katherine provides advice to credit and financial services licensees about complying with their regulatory obligations and engaging fairly with consumers. Katherine also regularly provides advice to startups about whether a credit or financial services licence is required for their business, and potential regulatory risks.
Session: Regulatory & Effective Compliance Panel Discussion
What’s on your regulatory radar for 2025?
Synopsis
Our panel will be discussing key regulatory issues for 2025 that licensees and advisers should have on their radar. Find out how upcoming AML/CTF changes will impact your business, and hear about the benefits and pitfalls of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to assist with your record keeping. Our panel will also provide expert insights into the Financial Services and Credit Panel, including the Panel’s recent decision regarding inappropriate use of ROAs.
Facilitator
Sarah Abood
Panelist 1: Paul Derham (Melbourne, Port Macquarie, Canberra); Samantha Hills (Geelong, Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns, Hobart); Katherine Temple (Perth, Adelaide)
Panelist 2: Phil Anderson, FAAA General Manager Policy and Advocacy
Michelle Veitch
Deputy Chair
Financial Advice Association Australia
Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart
Bio
Michelle has over 25 years financial services experience as a Senior Financial Adviser and is the founding principal and Managing Director of her South Australian based practice, Mybluesky. At the AFA she was the Vice President and served the AFA community in various leadership roles for over 10 years including State Chair and South Australian Director.
Michelle is a Fellow Chartered Financial Practitioner (FChFP), Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (MAICD) and Certified NLP Practitioner (Bus. Comms). Michelle is a member of the Board Finance, Risk and Audit Committee of the FAAA.
Session: FAAA Board Update
Check back for more details on this session soon!
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