Tim is one of Australia’s pre-eminent corporate advisors and the Head of KWM’s Corporate Governance practice. Tim regularly guides both boards and senior executives through transformation periods in their businesses. Tim’s clients appreciate his pragmatic and straightforward approach, combined with his unrivalled expertise navigating complex regulatory landscapes. Tim is the Law Council of Australia’s representative on the ASX Corporate Governance Council and currently sits on the boards of Cooper Energy Limited and the National Portrait Gallery Foundation.

Himashi is an experienced compliance and operational risk professional with a career spanning 18 years. Prior to joining KWM, Himashi was responsible for heading first line governance, regulatory implementation & remediation at an international bank. She has worked across the Financial Services industry including banking, industry bodies and brokers. Himashi’s stakeholders appreciate her ability to articulate complex regulatory themes in practical terms and her open approach.

Michaela has over 8 years' experience in climate risk, adaptation, and environmental management. She has worked with corporate and government clients in Australia and New Zealand across various sectors such as infrastructure, resources, agriculture, transport, and health. With a Masters in Climate Change Science and Policy, Michaela understands the science behind climate change, its impact on global and local systems, and the challenges businesses face in reducing emissions, increasing resilience, and meeting legislative requirements.

Michael has more than 15 years of professional experience in climate science and policy, clean energy technologies and environmental market analysis, spanning roles in government, not-for-profits, journalism and corporate advisory. Michael has established himself as a recognised voice with a deep expertise in climate science, policy and energy markets, and an ability to translate and apply complex scientific and technical into practical intelligence. Michael’s prior experience includes advising on materiality assessments, scenario analysis, and climate risk assessments for start-ups, fund managers and ASX-listed firms.

Cecilia is a senior consultant with over 4 years' professional experience consulting in risk and compliance. Cecilia's background has primarily focused on enhancing financial institutions' resilience to and compliance against evolving financial crime threats. Her FCC areas of interest are sanctions, correspondent banking and AML/CTF. She is passionate about solving challenges for and delivering sustainable value to clients.

Emma sits across KWM’s Corporate Governance, Climate and ESG, and Mergers and Acquisitions teams. She advises many of Australia’s largest listed companies, as well as a range of unlisted and not-for-profit entities, across the different stages of their corporate journeys. She specialises in applying Australia’s corporate and securities laws, and best practice governance principles, in the climate and ESG context.

Yiwen is a Special Counsel with extensive experience advising boards and senior management across a range of corporate governance, regulatory, executive remuneration and compliance issues. Yiwen is well known in the market for providing practical advice, delivered with a broader regard for market practice and commercial imperatives. Yiwen’s recent experience includes advising on complex board independence issues, corporate governance issues, executive remuneration arrangements and the implementation of the Financial Accountability Regime for a range of clients.

Jack is a solicitor working across KWM’s Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation practices. Jack has experience assisting boards, executives, and financial institutions navigate Australia’s complex and ever-evolving regulatory landscape. Jack’s experience has seen him regularly assist in regulatory compliance advice relating to the Corporations Act, Banking Act, Privacy Act, AML/CTF Act and Autonomous Sanctions Act and advising on requirements for bodies such as APRA, ASIC, AUSTRAC and the OAIC through a variety of regimes, including the APRA prudential standards, continuous disclosure, and financial accountability regimes.