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Paul Saliba As Chief Investment Officer at Lachlan Partners, Paul is responsible for developing, implementing and executing the investment strategy of Lachlan Partners clients. Paul has extensive industry and academic experience, including many years as an Australian equity research and funds management specialist. Before joining Lachlan Partners, Paul was a Supervisory Analyst for Citigroup where he was responsible for reviewing and approving research on Australian equities, fixed interest securities, markets and economics. Prior to Citigroup, he was a Supervisory Analyst at Credit Suisse and Director of Managed Investments at Lincoln Indicators. Paul has a Bachelor of Economics, a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment, and a Diploma in Financial Services. He is a Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australia and sits on the Ironbark Asset Management Client Advisory Board. Paul is Managing Editor to the Investing Times newsletter and is a major contributor to every edition of Investing Times newsletter.

Managing Director

Philip Pezzi is Lachlan Partners' Managing Director and co-founder. Philip is an experienced banking and financial services executive with Australian and International experience. He has considerable global and domestic expertise in understanding and managing the financial needs of business and high net worth clients. Philip is realising a vision to create a fully integrated Strategic Financial Advisory firm with core competencies built around wealth management, accounting, tax, audit and business services, insurance and property advisory. Philip writes the introductory lead article to Investing Times newsletter.

Contributors

Mark Bennetts In addition to his Advanced Diploma of Financial Planning, Mark has over 28 years experience working in the finance industry. Previous to financial planning Mark worked for almost 20 years within investment banking as a senior trader and as a treasury manager. He has worked locally and overseas (Tokyo, Singapore, Amsterdam and Dusseldorf) for several major international banks and has traded extensively in bonds, options, futures, interest rate and cross-currency swaps, banks bills, and foreign exchange. For the last 11 years Mark has worked as a senior financial advisor and manager of advisory services. He is focussed on providing financial advice and services to executives and professionals and specialises in pre-retirement / retirement planning, business succession planning and self managed superannuation fund (SMSF) advice. Mark is a regular contributor to Investing Times newsletter.	Simon Bridgland assists in managing portfolios for high net wealth clients including individuals, executives and small to medium sized business owners. He has extensive knowledge in financial markets and the economic cycle - both domestically and internationally, and he enjoys the thrill of picking out a small cap winner. Simon holds a Bachelor of Business (Accounting/Finance) and is continuing with outside study and development to ensure that his knowledge of the industry second to none. He is driven to deliver the highest quality of advice possible for his clients. Simon is a regular contributor to Investing Times newsletter.
Scott Dixon is building a reputation as an expert commentator on macroeconomic developments and most recently has carved a niche in providing specialised financial advice for the widowed and those preparing their legacy after death. His expertise includes a sensible 'rules-based' investment solution designed to ably meet peoples needs/desires as well as providing expert advice on the most effective ways of transferring wealth to future generations or charity. Scott is a big believer in statistically-backed solutions over 'gut-feel' and utilises a strong academic background along with a substantial knowledge base on international developments and economic history to achieve this. His education includes a Master of Wealth Management (distinction average) as well as being the winner of multiple independent awards and being invited to join some of the world's more prestigious societies/programs. Scott writes regularly for the Investing Times newsletter.	James Dunn is a freelance finance journalist who writes for The Australian, thebull.com.au, Investor Weekly and Asia Asset Management, and appears on radio (3AW) and television (Sky Business). James was founding editor of Shares magazine and is the author of Share Investing for Dummies, the third edition of which was published by Wiley Publishing Australia in April 2011.
Prabath Ekanayake specialises in the areas of wealth accumulation and retirement planning. He also provides advice in a number of other areas including self managed superannuation funds, direct share investing, managed funds, tax effective structuring and risk insurance analysis. His drive to deliver the best quality advice for his clients has led him to attain the pre-eminent qualification in the industry - that of a Certified Financial Planner (CFP). Prabath also has a keen interest in behavioural finance and investor psychology. He believes that these behavioural attitudes are just as important as the application of technical strategies to the success of a financial plan and often incorporates this into the advice process. Through the experiences of the GFC he has attained considerable knowledge in financial risk management strategies that he incorporates into the management of client affairs. Prabath has a Bachelor of Commerce Degree, University of Melbourne, a Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning, Financial Services Institute of Australia (FINSIA) and is a CFP practitioner member, Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA). Prabath contributes regularly to the Investing Times newsletter.	Stuart Graham has had an extensive and broad ranging career spanning some 20 years in financial services in a variety of superannuation, actuarial and consulting roles. This leaves him ideally qualified to contribute interesting and incisive commentary to the Investing Times, as well as applying his analytical skills to a variety of topical issues within the SMSF, retirement and investment environments. Stuart is a Senior Advisor within Lachlan Partners, a Certified Financial Planner and a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia. He is a regular contributor to the Investing Times newsletter.
Mark Sullivan is a Senior Advisor with Lachlan Partners. Mark works closely with wealthy families, business owners and professionals to foster and develop longer term wealth accumulation and wealth preservation strategies focusing on portfolio and investment advice, tax management, wealth and asset protection, debt management and succession planning/ intergenerational wealth transfer strategies. Mark specialises in delivering advice strategies to those with complex financial needs and objectives. Mark holds a Bachelor of Commerce with Honours in Economics from Deakin University (Melbourne), a Master of Professional Ethics from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and a Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning from the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA). Mark is a CFP ® practitioner member of the Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA), a Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF) and a Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA). Mark is a regular contributor to The Investing Times newsletter.

Publications and Marketing Manager

Susan Cameron is Coordinator for 'The Investing Times' newsletter managing the publication of the newsletter every six weeks as well as the management of the subscription database. Susan has been directly involved with the newsletter since 1985.