Perhaps Greg is best described as an early millennial as he has held senior positions across at least three sectors including:- Professor, Monash University- Consultant, OECD, Paris- CEO, stockbroker and financial planner, William Noall- CEO, law firm, Maurice Blackburn- Chair, litigation funding, Maurice Blackburn associated companies.From 30 June 2019, Greg has taken up board roles as a non-executive director as well as mentoring CEOs and senior executives. He is currently a non-executive director of AURIN and Thompsons Solicitors LLP, in London as well as advisory board member of Work Healthy Australia and Chair of the Advisory Council of Matthew Steer.From 2017 - 2019 Greg was the Chair of two litigation funding companies, Claims Funding Australia and Claims Funding International, after 12 years as CEO of their parent company Maurice Blackburn Lawyers. A strategic thinker, change agent and values driven leader, Greg grew Maurice Blackburn fourfold, organically, in just over a decade at the helm. This was achieved in the context of both major competitors listing during this period. Maurice Blackburn became Australia’s leading social justice law firm with over 30 offices across Australia and more than 1100 staff, the pre-eminent class actions practice and has litigation funding operations in Australia and overseas. Perhaps the overarching achievement was enhancing the firm’s culture and anchoring the We Fight For Fair brand during a period of sustained growth. Greg began as a junior lawyer at Darvall McCutcheon before joining academia for 13 years, becoming a Professor in the Faculty of Business and Commerce in 1990 and Head of the Banking and Finance Department at Monash University in 1996. This included undertaking research work at the OECD in Paris between 1988 and 1994. He was also appointed to the Prime Minister’s National Information Services Council Legal Working Group in 1994 and was a member of the Victorian Government’s Data Protection Advisory Council in 1996.Greg has also worked in the financial services sector as a senior bank analyst for ANZ McCaughans and then as CEO of the listed stockbrokers and financial planners, William Noall, until it merged with Tolhursts. Post-merger, Greg became an Adjunct Professor at RMIT University and supervised several PhD candidates. He is also the author of several books, many refereed journal articles and several international intergovernmental reports (OECD).Greg speaks French, reads widely (mostly non-fiction now), is a cricket tragic and enjoys writing.