Liverpool Partners

Stephanie Lorenzo is Executive Director at LVP Foundation, where she advises philanthropic organizations on strategy, communications, and team development. She previously founded and led PROJECT FUTURES, an Australian nonprofit combating human trafficking and sexual exploitation in the Asia Pacific region, raising over $5 million for safe houses and education projects between 2009 and 2017. Lorenzo has held board positions at The Generations Foundation and Loreto Normanhurst, and brings experience in marketing, community engagement, and corporate social responsibility program development.

John Russell is an Investment Director at LVP with experience managing private and public investments across multiple sectors and capital structures. His background encompasses M&A deal execution, valuation, board-level participation, and investment strategy development. He has worked on opportunity identification, performance monitoring, and investor relations.

Maggie Zhang is a real estate private equity professional at LVP with over 9 years of experience in private equity real estate and direct investments. She has executed AU$500 million in equity commitments and managed AU$3.0 billion in gross asset value across multiple sectors and capital structures. Zhang has expertise in financial modeling, deal execution, and portfolio management, and is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese.

Ania James is a Chartered Accountant (South Africa) with over sixteen years of experience in fund management operations, finance accounting, and controllership. At Liverpool Partners, she serves as Finance Director, where she develops financial reporting and forecasting capabilities to support business decision-making. Her background encompasses asset class analysis, risk management, regulatory compliance, and currency risk assessment across multiple markets.

Bill Best is a consultant with experience in the financial services industry, with expertise in risk management, corporate finance, hedge funds, venture capital, and asset management. He holds a degree from UNSW.

Craig Tozer is Board Member and COO/Finance Director at El Jannah and Chairman of Adora Fertility. Over twenty years, he has worked with private equity firms on company acquisitions, integrations, exits, turnarounds, and scaling operations. He holds a Harvard Business School Advanced Management Program certificate, an MIT Advanced Certificate for Executives in artificial intelligence and digital transformation, and credentials as a Chartered Accountant with a Master of Applied Finance.

Irene Vidaller Sevil is an Investment Manager at Inspire Impact, bringing experience from private equity and corporate finance backgrounds. She works with businesses focused on generating both social and financial returns through impact investing.

Ivan Wong is Head of Data & AI at LVP. He holds a PhD in Bioinformatics and has over 15 years of technology leadership experience across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. His background includes scaling data and AI platforms to over USD $50M in annual recurring revenue, directing AI transformation initiatives in financial services, deep tech, and healthtech sectors, and an AI asset acquisition by Google DeepMind.

Jaslyn Lancken is a Non-Executive Director with experience across financial services, residential property renovations, and investor relations. Her background includes roles at Morgan Stanley and UBS Investment Bank focused on client services and trade execution, as well as project management experience leading FATCA remediation initiatives. She currently serves as Board Director at LVP Foundation and advises on governance, risk management, and regulatory compliance matters.

Josh Ryan serves as a Non-Executive Director at Coda Carbon and holds the position of Director of Responsible Investing & Impact. He works with LVP, a sustainability-focused alternative asset manager that oversees approximately $1.6 billion in investor commitments across multiple strategies.

Max Liversage is an Investment Associate at LVP with prior investment banking experience in public and private markets. He has worked across multiple industries serving ASX-listed companies, multinational groups, high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and growth-stage ventures. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance from Bond University and is a Chartered Accountant.

Nick Schaefer is a Commercial Director at LVP focused on structuring private equity, venture capital, credit, and alternative investment funds.

Nicky Carp is a former lawyer and business leader who served as co-founder and executive director of UHG, a health-tech company, for 20 years until its acquisition in 2019. She currently serves as executive director of Prac3 Group, High Street Medical Clinic, and the UHG Foundation, while holding non-executive director positions at several organizations including Novira Health and Cranbourne Foundation. Her work focuses on business investment, executive coaching, and community initiatives, with particular involvement in youth and disability-focused organizations.

Poppy Malone is Director of Investments and Operations for Specialist Disability Accommodation at LVP, where she leads capital mobilization and inclusive housing delivery. She previously served as part of the early team at Hireup, a platform supporting people with disabilities, and held senior roles in the not-for-profit sector including contributions to NDIS implementation. Her experience spans disability services, housing, governance, and technology across both nonprofit and for-profit organizations.

Richard Chapman is Director of Corporate Development and Strategy at LVP, where he oversees private markets corporate development, strategy, and investment initiatives. Previously, he served as Director of Investments and Strategy at Roc Partners and Head of Private Markets at Qantas Super, where he managed private equity, real assets, and alternatives portfolios and established a ~$750m multi-strategy impact vehicle investing across disability housing, aged care, sustainable seafood, and green energy sectors. He also held the position of Head of Private Markets Corporate Development & Strategy at Abrdn, where he led corporate development and strategy for a £67bn AUM private markets business and served as programme director for the integration of Standard Life and Aberdeen's investment functions, encompassing £660bn in assets.

Steve Day is Director of Rocklee Capital and Operational Advisor at LVP, with over 39 years of experience in real estate spanning development, investment, and fund management. His career includes founding or co-founding multiple property businesses—including Valad Property Group (ASX-listed 2002) and Echo Capital (merged with Propertylink in 2011)—and leading Propertylink through its ASX listing in 2016 before its acquisition by ESR in 2019. He currently serves as Director and Advisor for Grosvenor Group's Australasia operations and holds a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University and fellowships with the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and the Australian Property Institute.

Sue Channon is a healthcare executive with over 20 years of experience in Australian healthcare management. She served as Group CEO of Virtus Health from 2010 to 2020, leading the company's expansion into diagnostics, day hospitals, and international services, and overseeing its listing on the Australian Stock Exchange as the first publicly listed fertility business globally. She subsequently held the position of Group CEO at Evolution Healthcare in New Zealand from 2020 to 2023, and currently serves as a Non-Executive Director at Genea Fertility.

Tina Yang is a Senior Fund Accountant at Liverpool Partners with CPA credentials and experience in fund management and investment accounting. She specializes in unit pricing, trust distributions, statutory reporting, and client communications across various investment fund types. Her background includes reconciliations, documentation, migration projects, and BAS preparation.