Gregory Robinson has been specialising in senior international executive appointments for over 18 years. Sector experience is broad and includes consumer retail, natural resources, infrastructure, industrial, manufacturing, telecommunications, technology, financial services, health and sport.

Gregory has acted as an adviser to many of Australia’s leading corporations on Board performance, capability and succession. He is a member of the Board, CEO and CFO Practices.

Prior to establishing Blenheim Partners, Gregory was based in Hong Kong for three years as Head of an Investment Banking Search Practice for a global boutique firm and as a Partner established and led the Asia Pacific Financial Officers Practice for the Global Search Firm Whitehead Mann.

In 2005 he was appointed Partner to establish and lead the Australasia Chief Financial Officer Practice for Korn/Ferry International, covering all industry sectors with focus on ASX 100 listed companies.

Gregory commenced his executive search career as a Partner with Norman Broadbent in London. During his time in London he consulted on the finance and operational functions of the FTSE 100-250 and AIM listed companies for a decade, including some high profile searches which were closely followed by the press.

Gregory’s career began in marketing with an Australian radio network and as a Broker in the money market. It also includes experience in the Australian military where he was awarded with the coveted Green Beret.

Gregory has been involved in Board Advisory and C-Level appointments in three continents and was a Director of Australian Business in Europe whilst in London and continues to support a number of key Australian nation-building initiatives. Gregory holds a B.Comm with Merit.

Outside of business, Gregory has supported charities by competing in the London Marathon, The Marathon des Sables (across the Sahara Desert) and with a good friend assembled a small team to do something never previously attempted. It was termed the Arch to Arc and included a run from London (Wellington Arch) to Dover, swimming the English Channel and cycling from Calais to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The run was achieved wearing a Rhino costume for the “Saving the Rhino” Charity.