Hugh advises a portfolio of for-profit and non-profit organisations that are committed to growth, innovation and impact.  He is most interested in the interaction of information technology, organisation behaviour and corporate strategy.  Hugh’s long-term ambition is to bring management capabilities in the social economy to at least the level found in the private sector.

Hugh is sits on the board of an IPGA Limited, an Australian public company and also on the boards of the Australian Scholarships Foundation, the Australian Social Innovation Exchange and the Stanford Australia Alumni Foundation.

Hugh has worked for a global strategy consulting firm, held senior roles within one of Australia’s largest companies, and has taken a high tech business from concept to commercial success. 

Hugh developed Australia’s first postgraduate course Social Entrepreneurship and developed an active research program as Adjunct Professor at Macquarie University.

Hugh holds an engineering degree from Sydney University, a Masters in Business Administration from Stanford University and is a Yale University World Fellow.