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John Wylie AC
InvestorInvestment committee at Tin Alley Ventures
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About
John Wylie is the founder and CEO of Tanarra, an alternative asset manager with over A$3.5bn in assets under management, and has 35 years of experience in investment and finance across Australia, the US, and UK. He studied Commerce at the University of Queensland and completed a Master of Philosophy at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. He has held roles including Chair of the Australian Sports Commission and the Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust, and President of the State Library of Victoria.
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- Who is John Wylie AC?
- John Wylie is the founder and CEO of Tanarra, an alternative asset manager with over A$3.5bn in assets under management, and has 35 years of experience in investment and finance across Australia, the US, and UK. He studied Commerce at the University of Queensland and completed a Master of Philosophy at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. He has held roles including Chair of the Australian Sports Commission and the Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust, and President of the State Library of Victoria.
- Where does John Wylie AC work?
- John Wylie AC is Investment committee at Tin Alley Ventures.
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