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 plays five musical instruments. He used to busk for a living in London.
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.
Josh’s nunna used to call him the Spanish Flea. He still finds it hard to sit still.
Bas originates from Deutschland. Though he doesn’t drink beer or eat sauerkraut, he thinks German hip hop is the best – hands down.
Karven speaks six languages. English, Malay, Indonesian, Chinese, Cantonese, and Spanish.
Emily begged her mother to enrol her in ballet at the age of two. She still takes three dance classes a week, and performs in musical theatre productions.
Lily loves everything about being on a plane; the food, the movies, the limited leg room and even the turbulence! It’s all about the journey.
Ian owns four guitars. He used to gig in the punk rock band Molly & The Krells.
After living in six countries, Katie’s now working on two big life goals. Seeing all the Big Things of Australia and becoming president of a lawn bowls club.
Sophie’s love language is cooking for people and making them coffee. Just don’t ask her to wash the dishes.
Lachlan’s mum taught him how to sew as a child. However, a hot glue gun is now his go-to tool for costume creations.
As a teenager, George used to dance onstage in the same pleated kilts worn by his Greek ancestors. Now his fingers do most of the dancing… over keyboards.
Olivier started writing stories at the age of seven, on an old typewriter gifted to him by Santa, which he still uses for the occasional letter! All that writing paid off — he’s now the author of a few published books.
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.
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.
Leisha’s happy place is front row at a Green Day show. She’s seen them 28 times, in nine different countries.
Ben has enjoyed playing video games since the age of six. He currently owns over 200 games.
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.
Nina’s taken a dip in the Arctic Ocean’s -16°C waters. The irony? She hates the cold.
Phil loves cooking, cuddling his cats and playing the guitar (badly), often all at the same time.
Gen is a woman of many talents. In addition to being a skilled designer, she also enjoys studying psychology.
Tim grew up on the beaches of Honolulu, swimming with sea turtles — which is locally believed to be a good omen. It’s all been downhill since.
About 80% of Ella’s wardrobe is second-hand. She can’t resist walking by an op shop without popping in for a bargain.
Aidan thought it wise to study Mandarin at high school and uni. That was, until he married into a family that only speaks Cantonese.
Lisseth’s favourite movie genres include psychological thrillers, emotional dramas and stop motion. She hopes to make her own claymation one day!
Justin never missed a single day of high school. So when it comes to perfect attendance, you can count on him.
Victoria is a big DIY fan, believing in the power of doing things herself. So far, she’s mastered the art of hair, nails, decor, painting, cooking and household repairs!
Alessio loves to create! During uni he developed and hosted a radio show, and he’s even worked with an Academy Award winning director.
It’s easier to predict the weather than Yutama. Not only is he impulsive, he eats like a lion — surprising everyone with how much he can devour.
Helena dreams of conquering Mount Everest. While she works on her fitness for the big climb, she’ll be skiing, going to concerts and eating Asian food.
Liesl loves working on her garden. Her fruits are growing better than her veggies, which is unfortunate because she can’t eat fructose.
Tom is the eldest of triplets. Thankfully, they’re not identical, so we’ll always know it’s Tom in the office.
Madeline makes her own pasta sauce under the alter ego Soss Boss. Perhaps even more impressive is her ability to impersonate Jennifer Coolidge.
Melina loves travelling and learning about new cultures. She speaks three languages fluently and is currently studying Spanish.
Claire’s time spent learning Japanese in Osaka, Japan, has seemingly had absolutely zero influence on her love of long walks listening to a good podcast. Or on her time hiking glaciers in Iceland, for that matter.
Before embarking on a career in art and design, Bobby wanted to be an astrophysicist. He now explores the universe through sci-fi and fantasy films instead.
Hannah is known amongst friends for being competitive, but mostly with herself. Every year she sets a reading challenge that beats the year prior. This year’s goal is 75 books.
Ellie is very musically gifted, having grown up playing guitar, drums and piano. That talent seems to extend to dancing too — she once performed in a Disneyland parade!
As a teenager, Shannon won a national acrobatic gymnastics championship. She’s still passionate about fitness and sometimes runs 16 kms before work.
Madeleine is a very active person, taking ocean swims all year round. She’s also a keen cyclist and once cycled through five countries in a day.
Grace is willing to do some pretty brave things for charity. Almost every Christmas she faces the cold and has a chilly sunrise swim in Ireland.
Kelly began her artistic ceramic journey in January 2023, and loves sculpting bowls, mugs and plates. She hopes to develop her skills further and start creating bigger pieces.
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?
Marie never met a physical challenge she couldn’t overcome. She’s cycled from Paris to London, she’s climbed Kilimanjaro. Up next? Something oceanic.
