Tiffany McKibbin

Tiffany McKibbin has a strong background in finance and accounting. Tiffany has worked as a Finance Manager at Lendlease, where they were responsible for overseeing the financial aspects of the Yarrabilba development project. Tiffany ensured accurate profit and cash forecasting, provided financial guidance to the development team, and identified financial risks and opportunities for senior management. Prior to that, Tiffany held the position of Finance Manager at Lendlease's Elephant Park project, where they were responsible for various financial and management reporting tasks. Tiffany also worked as a Senior Accountant at Lendlease and gained experience in financial analysis and reporting. Before joining Lendlease, Tiffany worked as a Senior Analyst at Macquarie Group, where they led internal audits across various operating groups and projects. Tiffany was responsible for planning audits, evaluating controls, and presenting findings to senior management. Tiffany began their career as an External Auditor at Deloitte, where they audited financial statements for clients in various industries. Additionally, they served as a Committee Member for the Young Professionals' Panel at the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia, where they contributed to shaping the role of chartered accountants in the South Australian business community. Tiffany started their career as an Assistant Accountant at ODV Accountants & Financial Services.

Tiffany McKibbin has a diverse education history. Tiffany obtained a Bachelor of Management (Marketing) degree from the University of South Australia in 2008. In 2010, they completed their Master of Business degree with a specialization in Accounting and Finance from the same university. Moving forward, they pursued a Graduate Diploma of Chartered Accountancy from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, completing it in 2013. Tiffany also earned the title of Chartered Accountant in 2014 through Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand. In 2021, they attended The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) for a short course in Real Estate Economics and Finance.