We’re living proof that if you love the people you work with, and the environment you work in, you also love the work you create.
No matter how rigorous our analysis, our thinking and our solutions, we have always been a company of great people, who exist entirely for the benefit of wonderful beings.
Siebert loves classical music, but also busked with a folk guitar in London in his youth. He can play five instruments, but is much better at listening and shadow conducting.
Kerry sailed across the Atlantic on a 54ft catamaran at the age of eighteen. Her epic ocean crossing lasted three months.
Julia was rated amongst the Best 40 Academics Under 40 worldwide and has delivered a Ted Talk. She also speaks three languages — and so do her two children!
Rory has spent years of his working life in countries other than his native England. This includes long stints in Kenya, Iraq and Papua New Guinea.
Bas originates from Deutschland. Though he doesn’t drink beer or eat sauerkraut, he thinks German hip hop is the best – hands down.
Emily begged her mother to enrol her in ballet at the age of two. She now performs in musical theatre productions.
Leisha’s happy place is front row at a Green Day show. She’s seen them 30 times, in nine different countries.
From her Finnish mum, Julia inherited the concept of sisu – determination, purpose and bravery. Julia’s sisu saw her follow her love of surfing and the ocean to Australia over a decade ago.
Steph has two cuddly fur babies she adores — a Staffy x German Shepherd and a Rottweiler. Though they’re 30 and 50 kilos respectively, they still act like lap dogs.
Aidan thought it wise to study Mandarin at high school and uni. That was, until he married into a family that only speaks Cantonese.
James was the Australian National Cross Country Champion in high school. Three times.
Adam loves the Rocky movies so much, he’s travelled to Philly to run the iconic steps. Catch him working out, and he’ll be listening to the soundtrack.
About 80% of Ella’s wardrobe is second-hand. She can’t resist walking by an op shop without popping in for a bargain.
Liesl loves working on her garden. Her fruits are growing better than her veggies, which is unfortunate because she can’t eat fructose.
Shun grew up in northern Japan, where temperatures reach -20°C — so moving to warm, sunny Australia seemed like a great idea. How was he supposed to know Melbourne is cold and rainy most of the time?
When it comes to international travel, Phoebe is the one you want to go with. She once meticulously planned a two month trip to South East Asia for 14 people!
In 2005, at age 12, Ben went to Hong Kong to visit his dad. He ended up completing his first year of high school there.
Linh is a major cat lover. You can tell this by her cute kitty handbag, Wednesday.
After finishing uni, Georgia travelled across four continents before settling in London. She stayed a year but eventually found the cold unbearable and returned to sunny Sydney.
