Lipscome joins Myer Family Company

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17 May 2017
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Former National Australia Bank (NAB) and JP Morgan executive, Nicholas Lipscome has been appointed to head up the NSW team of the Myer Family Company (MFCo).

MFCo chief executive, Danielle Press said Lipscombe’s appointment would bring a wealth of professional experience and great personal energy to the company’s Sydney operations.

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

Lipscome was most recently the Practice Executive for UHNW at NAB based in Sydney.

Commenting on his appointment, Lipscome said MFCo was the leading family office in Australia.

“It is the only integrated multi-family office with extensive and established operations in Sydney to service Australia’s wealthiest clients,” he said. “With over 230 existing clients, I look forward to being part of MFCo’s continued growth in Sydney and to working with the team to build further upon our reputation for outstanding innovation and service.”

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