I was born and raised in Australia, although it seems an eternity since I left. Yet, I've found much of what people admire about Australia are qualities that I've done my best to hold onto: mateship, a willingness to tackle any problem authentically and with a grin, optimism and a dash of informality, to name a few. With that I spent the second half of my life in the United States. I say that it is where I was tempered. Between my time spent in the United States Marine Corps to years spent working in the hospitality industry, all the way to learning the corporate ropes in the world of supply chain across several internationally renowned organizations, I've learned to take those aforementioned Australian qualities and couple them with an incredible drive to not only be what I consider best in class, but to define it. I've found that in doing so has allowed me to approach my professional endeavors with a drive and ambition, bias for action, and humility. I've found significant value in my time volunteering and photographing my personal travels, getting on the open road on my motorcycle and consistently leading not only by example, but leading from the front in all that I do.