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Benson Saulo
Global game changer
Benson Saulo believes that the key to creating social change is using his career in finance to help people recover from financial hardships.
Lily Serna
Data star
Mathematician and TV presenter Lily Serna is a numbers whiz who makes maths accessible to everyone.
Madeleine McCowage
Global economist
Problem-solving and lateral-thinking skills from high school maths led this RBA economist to her first job.
Brody Foy
Artificial intelligence innovator
Brody Foy uses his maths degree to figure out how AI can be used in healthcare.
Christopher Wong
Big picture guy
Working at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) was a career goal for this financial analyst.
Maddy Cochrane
Military maths
Maddy Cochrane is putting her math skills to the ultimate test on the battlefield.
Sophie Calabretto
Fluid mechanics lecturer
The world needs more problem-solvers, just like Dr Sophie Calabretto, a lecturer at Macquarie University in Sydney.
Grant Lubowski
Financial high-flyer
Grant works in Strategy and Operations for major recruiting company, Indeed. How did he get his start in careers in finance? Influential mentors and an inspiring mum.
Amy Shi-Nash
General Manager, Group Data Science
Amy Shi-Nash, General Manager of Group Data Science at CommBank, represents the future of women in business and advocates the need for STEM skills.
James Ross
Analytics graduate
James Ross has learnt that classroom maths and maths graduate jobs are definitely not one in the same. He's loving his career that helps everyday Australians manage their spending.
Sophia Guo
Risk graduate
Sophia thanks the CommBank grad program for a kick start to her career in analytics and analysis
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