Board of Directors

Sally McCutchan has extensive experience in finance, funds management and strategy, particularly in Asia Pacific markets.

She is currently Executive Director and was previously the CEO of Impact Investing Australia (IIA), where she led the organisation’s strategic direction and oversaw the delivery of several ESG and impact investment initiatives. IIA represent Australia on the Global Steering Group for Impact Investment and work closely with its member countries to grow opportunities for investments that deliver social, environmental and cultural benefits alongside financial returns

Sally is also a Partner and the CEO of Bridges Australia, an independent affiliate of Bridges Fund Management, an international impact fund manager ― and has previously held senior roles with Accenture, Legg Mason, Citigroup and UBS.

Sally was a member of the Expert Panel of Australia’s Social Impact Investing Taskforce and currently serves on the QBE Committee for Social Impact. She is also a non-executive director of Indigenous Business Australia Asset Management, Oxfam Australia, ygap and a National Australia Bank securitisation company.

Sally is a CPA and a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Josephine Linden is Founder and CEO of Linden Global Strategies, a wealth management advisory firm and multifamily office. She retired from Goldman Sachs as a partner and managing director in 2009, after being with the firm for over twenty-five years and was previously an Adviser to Goldman Sachs JBWere, Australia.

Josephine serves on private and non-profit boards. She is the Chairman of Lands’ End, Director of Sears Hometown & Outlet Stores Inc. and member of the Advance Global Advisory Council. She is the financial adviser for The Prince of Wales Foundation.

She is a Trustee for the Collegiate School, and currently chairs the Financing Committee, sits on the Executive Committee and Investment Committee, and served as Treasurer.

She was an Adjunct Professor at the Business School of Columbia University, where she taught a class in wealth management, and currently teaches and moderates ad hoc sessions. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

Having spent her childhood and young adult life in Sydney, Josephine continues to maintain strong ties to Australia despite being based in New York City. Josephine is an active contributor to the Australian Consulate in New York and has had the honour of presenting at the Australia Day address on two occasions.

Tony Johnson was appointed an Executive Director of E&P Financial Group in June 2022 with a focus on identifying and developing growth opportunities across the group.

Tony’s current roles include being a non-executive director of Bupa ANZ and Chair of the Advisory Board of Fujitsu ANZ. Previously Mr Johnson enjoyed a successful 34-year career with EY where he amassed extensive experience in the financial services sector locally and internationally. Tony was a Partner of EY, Managing Partner of EY’s Financial Services business across Asia Pacific and the CEO and Managing Partner of EY Oceania leading over 600 partners and 9,000 people providing over A$2 billion of assurance, tax, transaction, strategic, technology and business consulting services.

Mr Johnson has a Bachelor of Economics, Master of Business Administration (Executive) and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance & Investment. He is a Chartered Accountant in Australia and New Zealand, a Fellow of FINSIA and a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Peter has been Chief Executive Officer of E&P Financial Group since July 2019 and Managing Director since November 2021.

Peter led a number of Australia’s largest and most complex restructuring engagements including across the Global Financial Crisis. He had operational responsibility for the restructuring of many prominent listed Australian entities and structured finance projects across a broad range of industries, including Babcock & Brown, Slater and Gordon, Hastings Funds Management, Arrium, Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal, Centro and McAleese. Peter regularly advised syndicates of banks, bond holders and hedge funds, as well as private equity investors.

Peter has a Bachelor of Commerce and Diploma of Finance from the University of Melbourne. He is a member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and the Australian Institute of Company Directors and was an Official Liquidator.

David Evans is the Non-Executive Chairman of E&P Financial Group Limited, having initially established Evans and Partners Pty Ltd in June 2007.

Since 1990, he has worked in a variety of roles within JB Were & Son and then the merged entity Goldman Sachs JBWere Pty Ltd. Prior to establishing Evans and Partners, David ran Goldman Sachs JBWere’s (GSJBW) Private Wealth business and the Institutional Equities business. His most recent role at GSJBW was as Managing Director and Chief of Staff.

He is a director of Seven West Media (SWM) and a member of the People, Nomination & Remuneration Committee. He is a member of the Victorian Police Corporate Advisory Group and Chairman of Cricket Australia’s Investment Committee.