Meet Our Representative

Both of my parents were in the public sector when they first met each other. My maternal grandfather, too, worked in government. The importance of serving the public and putting the interests of the public before one's own was deeply ingrained in my subconsciousness in childhood. 

My family tree and the previous generations’ choice of occupation in the public sector greatly influenced my decision to take my first job in government after university. It was the Queensland Government of Australia. My role at the Trade & Investment Office was to promote mostly goods and some services of the exporters based in Queensland. Being a civil servant was fulfilling. 

After my first job in government, I had privileges to work at excellent companies ranging from a global consulting firm to a handful of financial companies listed at the end of this page. 

Each and every place at which I worked in the private sector was great and praiseworthy in its own way. Most of them, however, had one thing in common: each place had employees at every level of the corporate hierarchy who put their own personal interests ahead of the firm’s, clients’, and the public’s. Their immoral behaviours were loathsome to me to say the least. 

Working at Eytan Bach Origination is a trade-off and a lifestyle choice for me. There is no unethical person who brings harm to other teammates for his own personal gain. And there is no corporate politics. We recognize each other's uniqueness and  values. 

At Eytan Bach Origination, I have a high level of autonomy as to which projects to undertake and which ones to prioritize. In addition, I am not limited to a particular asset class unlike the restricted scope of mandate assigned to me at investment banks. Selecting a workplace is a lifestyle choice coupled with a trade-off. It appears not as glamorous and prestigious as other companies at which I have worked in the past. However, having been there, done that, I don't fancy big names. 

What matters most to me is how I spend time - the most precious commodity in the world - to help others and to contribute to the greater good no matter where I belong.