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Our NRMA Insurance brand has created Help Fund, a new multimillion-dollar initiative that aims to support climate resilience in Australia. In its first year, Help Fund will provide $1 million across three key pillars: supporting climate tech innovation, sponsoring the development and education of climate leaders and backing community-led resilience.     At a special event in Sydney NRMA Insurance Executive General Manager Distribution Matthew Bennett and Executive Manager Community Impact Jennifer Cobley were proud to announce the five climate tech ventures that will be the recipients of $100,000 grants to help scale their solutions.     Congratulations to the inaugural grant recipients - DNA Energy, FloodMapp, GeoNadir, Rainstick and VALAI (Home Efficiency Australia) - and thank you to our delivery partner Climate Salad for their support.    For more information about Help Fund visit: https://lnkd.in/gXdipABj

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Financial advisers say there are three key ways to give your kids real estate — as well as three mistakes that could turn this wealth-building launchpad into a potential landmine. Paulina Cachero breaks it all down bloom.bg/4kRIUB0

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RedZed’s Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Natalie Irvine was a guest on 3AW's Drive with Jacqui Felgate last night, discussing our latest white paper, Women's Role in Australia's Financial Future. Natalie spoke about the significant shift in wealth dynamics, trends in small businesses, and opportunities for self-employed women. We are at a pivotal moment for wealth and leadership. With an estimated $3.2 trillion set to be transferred to women over the next decade, Australia’s financial landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. Our white paper explores this unprecedented transfer of wealth and its implications for financial institutions, advisers, and the future of economic leadership in Australia. Read the white paper: https://lnkd.in/gM2m3kdk Listen to Natalie's interview: https://lnkd.in/g9qF_We6

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Dynamoney, a prominent Australian business lender, has appointed Brett Thomas as its new Chief Executive Officer, ushering in a strategic leadership transition. With 25 years in commercial lending, Thomas steps into the role at a pivotal time for the lender.   During the past year, Dynamoney’s loan book has surged by 50%, reflecting robust market momentum. Thomas will be tasked with sustaining this growth trajectory by innovating products, streamlining processes, and empowering brokers and business borrowers. “I am thrilled to be joining Dynamoney at such an exciting time,” he stated, emphasising the firm’s strong foundation and purpose in supporting SMEs.   Greg Woszczalski, Interim CEO and Executive Chairman, described Thomas’s appointment as a “significant milestone” and anticipates that his leadership will help expand Dynamoney’s national footprint. With a focus on agility and tailored financing, Dynamoney is well-positioned to support Australia’s SMEs through this leadership transition.   Previously, Brett has been a part of companies like GE Capital and Wells Fargo. We wish him all the very best for his future endeavours. #CeoOutlookGlobal #dynamoney #leadershiptransition #brettthomas #businesslending #australianbusiness #strategicleadership #financialservices #smefinance #growthmindset #businesslendingaustralia #executiveleadership #financeindustry #corporatenews #businessgrowth #leadershipappointment

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