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Episode 37: Nivin Thanabalan

Continuing our Entrepreneurial Series; in this episode Scott peaks with Nivin Thanabalan from Integral Insights. Nivin helps entrepreneurs skill up and build the infrastructure necessary to go on the capital raising journey.

Not only does Nivin provide valuable tips and tricks for the entrepreneur, Scott and Nivin discuss the role of the adviser in the entrepreneur's journey. 

It's a fantastic listen for entrepreneurs and advisers alike!

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Episode 36: Ryan Sharpley

Join Scott on this episode of the GAF where he kicks off the Entrepreneur Series with Ryan Sharpley, implementer of EOS; Entrepreneurial  Operating System. 

Ryan explains how he works with entrepreneurs and businesses to help them clarify, simplify and achieve their vision.

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Episode 35: David Johnstone

In this episode Scott welcomes David Johnstone from Experti back to the GAF. David was one of our first guests on the show and he is back to share more of his wisdom around advisory boards.

David explains the role of an advisory board, why they are important and what skills are needed to be part of one.

Listen and learn from one of the best!

 

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Episode 34: Nat Daley

In this episode of The GAF Nat Daley from Cruz Family Office takes Scott on a trip into the finance world of the future. Nat explains how he and his business partners are using technology to challenge the typical financial models with their open banking app, Cruz Money. 

It's a fascinating look into the future of advice and the opportunities being created by technology.

 

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Episode 33: Steve Prendeville

In this podcast Scott chats with Founder and Director of Forte Asset Solutions Pty Ltd, Steve Prendeville about the changes in the wealth advisory industry, the trends Steve is seeing emerging and what we can expect to see in the future.

 

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Episode 32. Ken Petty

On this episode of the GAF Scott catches up with Ken Petty, Managing Partner of the Gold Coast office at Minter Ellison.

Ken talks about where he started, how he got to where he is today and what his next body of work looks like.

A fantastic listen.

 

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Episode 31: Brian Fitzpatrick - Wheel of Life

Join us on this edition of the GAF podcast as Scott & Brian Fitzpatrick take us through the Wheel of Life frameworks - both personal and for the adviser.

You'll learn what this framework is, how to incorporate it into your adviser tool bag and  - most importantly - why you should.

Episode 30: Scott Young

In the latest episode of The GAF, Scott chats with Scott Young, Managing Director of Altus Financial. 

Recently back from a study tour in the USA, Scott shares some insights into the future of the advice industry, in particular the opportunities surrounding advice for significant families.

 

Episode 29: 2022 Wrap up

Join Scott and Paul for the last podcast of 2022 as they discussed the wins, losses and everything between.

Episode 28: Grahame Evans

On this episode of The GAF; Scott chats with Grahame Evans from Diverger.

Grahame shares his wisdom and insightful views on how the industry is tracking on its way to becoming a profession; including why the new education standards are a a positive step towards better quality of advice and reducing the compliance load.