Australian Conveyancer’s 25 amazing female practitioners
Here are the names of 25 amazing female practitioners being recognised for International Women’s Day
Here are the names of 25 amazing female practitioners being recognised for International Women’s Day
Lawyer-turned conveyancer Aakanksha Khurana tells Australian Conveyancer about the burden and significant time it takes to negotiate fees.
On a visit to Sydney to learn about the conveyancing landscape, he talked about issues facing UK conveyancers – and the positives he’s picked up from the Aussie market.
From getting to grips with property law in an accountancy firm to working as an e-Conveyancing Specialist in the Office of the Registrar-General and as Practitioner Services Manager at Sympli, Angie Nguyen has seen it all.
Nic Gould is deploying expertise and empathy from a career in the military to build a successful network of conveyancing firms in Queensland.
Skilled Conveyancing CEO Trent Taylor talks to Australian Conveyancer about his unique approach to business coaching and training - and how it has brought success to the growing team
PEXA has announced chief executive Glenn King will retire by the end of the financial year as the company admitted having concerns about meeting targets in two major growth divisions.
The conveyancing industry is in a continued state of change these days, say AIC Victoria vice-president Linda Cameron. But there is at least one constant amidst the evolution … the highly experienced practitioner’s passion for passing on her knowledge.
Ann Blannin-Ferguson was elected Australian Institute of Conveyancers NSW president a year ago, bringing four decades of expertise to her significant advocacy role. Time has taught her so much and Ann has evolved as a practitioner and as a leader of people along the way.