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Ex-NAB executive joins Myer Family Company

Former NAB executive Nicholas Lipscombe has been named as head of NSW for family office Myer Family Company.

by Staff Writer
May 17, 2017
in Appointments, News
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Mr Lipscombe has two decades’ of experience across the financial services industry, including serving as executive director for client management and delivery Asia Pacific for JP Morgan, and as practice executive for ultra high-net-worth clients at NAB.

“We are thrilled to have Nick join our team,” said Myer Family Company chief executive Danielle Press.

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“He has a reputation for relentless focus on client outcomes and for being adaptable and agile in meeting their needs.

“Since we opened our Sydney office more than a decade ago, Myer Family Company’s Sydney operations have grown rapidly to become the best established of their kind in the market. With Nick at the helm, I’m confident the business will continue to set new benchmarks for our sector here in Sydney.”

Mr Lipscombe said he was excited with the appointment and looked forward to “drawing upon his experience” to support the company and its clients.

“I look forward to being part of Myer Family Company’s continued growth in Sydney and to working with the team to build further upon our reputation for outstanding innovation and service,” he said.

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