HeyJaredPath to Partnership
The Path to Partnership podcast is an interview series where I, Steve Cole sit down and talk to Partners of accounting, legal and advisory firms about their individual career journey on how and why they became a Partner.
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With Greg Travers Managing Partner of William Buck and Chair of the William Buck Group (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Path to Partnership podcast we welcome Greg Travers, Managing Partner of William Buck New South Wales and ACT, and Chair of the William Buck Group. Greg shares his unconventional entry into accounting, initially aspiring to be a vet or landscaper, before discovering a cadetship at KPMG in 1992. He reflects on his seven years at KPMG, highlighting the strong foundations in work ethic and professional discipline he gained. Greg discusses his pivotal move to William Buck in 1
With Tracey Waring, a former Senior Partner at EY who spent 32 years with the firm across Australia and the UK (opens the original)
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Tracey shares her unconventional start, growing up on a Victorian farm, ruling out careers in singing, hairdressing, and fashion design before discovering a love for the "beauty of debits and credits" through her family accountant. She reflects on her early days as a vacationer in audit, the importance of saying yes to opportunities, and making partner in 2008 while working four days a week. A pivotal moment came when Tracey nearly turned down a two-year London secondment due to family concerns,
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