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Our brand promise, Reach for Remarkable, is our commitment to care for our clients, communities and each other.
But what does that look like in everyday life outside of our firm? Listen as we uncover and explore remarkable stories about incredible people working to better their local (and sometimes global!) communities and inspire younger generations.
In this episode, Ali Rahman, Tanish Tanjil and Rachel Delmar chat with Grant Thornton brand ambassador Jess Fox about the difference community partners can make in driving social impact and improving outcomes for young people.
In this conversation, Ben shares how he joined TRP, what resilience means to him and what’s next for the organisation.
In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with McGrath Foundation Ambassador and Director Tracy Bevan.
In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with Joyce Jiao, CEO and Co‑founder of Herekind.
In this special episode of The Remarkables hosted by Jess Fox, Dylan candidly shares his experiences growing up, how sport changed his life and what’s next in his career. This chat brings together two athletes and friends who explore how sport fosters community, belonging and transformation.
TRACTION For Young People is a not-for-profit organisation striving to make a real difference to young Australians aged between 12-15 who may be at risk of disengaging from school. In this episode of The Remarkables, we chat with Sandy Murdoch, Founder of TRACTION.
In this episode, we chat with Kim Crane, CEO of Paddle Australia, and Richard Fox, Head of the Host Organising Committee for the 2025 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships in Sydney.
In this episode of The Remarkables, we sit down with Debbie Sykes – Partnerships Lead a Delta Therapy Dogs. Throughout this chat, she speaks about how Delta Therapy Dogs started, positive stories that have stayed with her and what’s next for the organisation.
Dr Evan Center discusses what the UN Global Compact sets out to achieve, how organisations can get involved and how the Not For Profit helps drive positive change for Australia in reaching climate targets.
In this Pride Month episode of The Remarkables, we sit down with Ben Bjarnesen – a police officer, educator and campaigner – to understand his journey and community impact.
In this special episode of The Remarkables hosted by Grant Thornton’s Brand Ambassador Jessica Fox, the pair discuss their own experiences competing, the connection between sport and the corporate world and why creating a community is a non-negotiable when it comes to driving change.
In this episode, our guests discuss the special initiatives they’re undertaking alongside the Grant Thornton Foundation, how we can continue to create change when it comes to domestic and family violence in Australia and what’s on the horizon for all organisations.
In this episode, Corey discusses his career journey, the origin Story of DeadlyScience and answers some science questions sent in by the young people of Grant Thornton.
In this episode, Ifrin chats through her role at SisterWorks, the tangible impact their programs have had on migrant women, and why she’s so passionate about the work they do within the community.
In this episode, Sharon Xabregas discusses her experience growing up deaf in Australia, why she started her business, and the importance of showcasing Auslan more in various media channels.
Throughout this chat, Jedess Hudson talks about where her artistic passion began, who her biggest role models are and how she approaches the creative process.
In this episode, Rochelle discusses the impactful work her charity does, the journey to ending the tampon tax, and how people can get involved.
After returning from Paris with two gold medals and bringing her tally to a total of three, 10x Canoe Slalom World Champion Jessica Fox has taken Australia – and the world – by storm. In this episode of The Remarkables, we chat to Jess about her achievements in Paris, how she uses social media, and what’s next on her journey.
In this episode, Abigail chats to us about becoming a global symbol of sustainability, how the brand innovates in an increasingly eco conscious market, and the importance of understanding different market sustainability drivers and expectations.
In this episode, Director of Operations at Walk Free, Katharine Bryant, discusses the rising wave of socially responsible generations wanting to make a difference, the methodology behind the Global Slavery Index as well as the challenges in collecting data, and what more can be done to eradicate modern slavery.
Yalari is a not-for-profit organisation offering secondary education scholarships to Australian schools for First Nations students. The organisation champions the value of education and nurtures an encouraging community for students to thrive in their studies.
In this episode, Jess introduces herself as Grant Thornton’s new Brand Ambassador, discusses how her sport aligns to professional services and what remarkable means to her.
In this episode, Simon reveals how he was affected by the justice system, the challenge of trying to transition back into the workforce – a problem that Fruit2Work is trying to solve one criminal offender at a time – and the most remarkable advice he’s received.
In this episode John Picot, Chairperson of the Grant Thornton Foundation, Christina Molina and Jennifer Lobb from headspace, and Sean Douglas from Special Olympics discuss what makes them so passionate about the social sector, how the community can support their organisations, as well as the stigmas and misconceptions around mental health and diversity and inclusion.
In this episode, Jenny discusses the importance of sustainability, the impact of fast fashion on the environment and the role of individuals and businesses in reducing waste.