• Led Procare’s Queensland Investigations Division business development efforts, working alongside the Northern Australia Manager. Developed communication and influencing strategies, facilitated inter-disciplinary and inter-agency liaison’s and demonstrated excellent stakeholder engagement in securing four new clients, and securing renewals with existing clients• Secured multiple direct referrals from key clients, driving significant repeat business for Procare Group• Led upskilling of new hires for Procare group, having built deep understanding of applicable legislation, namely the Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 (QLD), the Workers Compensation Act 1987(NSW) and the General Insurance Code of Practice (GICOP)• Typical investigation requires in-depth communication with the client to understand their objectives; gathering intelligence on all individuals or employers of interest, which includes collating data and sensitive information; drafting intelligence reports; conducting formal and informal interviews to obtain statements that can be used as evidence in court and drafting a formal report on all findings

• High level experience in investigating financial portfolios of individual insolvents, investigating share portfolios, company financials, trust financials, deceased estates and wills, superannuation financials and various other estates and funds. These investigations intended to cease financial assets for the bankrupt estate, which I successfully managed at a high level, resulting in a succession of promotions. • The case management of this work required collating data and information to provide an in-depth analysis of an individual’s financial affairs, whilst consistently looking for patterns and trends in non-compliance and potential fraudulent offences under the Bankruptcy Act 1966.• Experienced and confident case manager in undertaking complex financial investigations and providing financial investigative advice in a law enforcement environment or civil confiscation function. • Executed eight S77AA Notices (i.e. Search Warrants) under the Bankruptcy Act 1996. This required entry to eight private premises as part of a 12-person team, collecting all books and records relating to the examinable affairs of the bankrupt estate, before completing analysis of these materials, to identify patterns of fraudulent activity and non-compliance under the legislation.• Responsible for seizing high net worth assets through investigative means, including identification of advanced sheltering techniques used to hide transactions and wealth transfers.• Selected to present autonomously as an expert advisor to >300 financial counsellors on recent research findings, bankruptcy trends and innovative case management skills