Meet Michelle

I joined Inspire in September 2025 as an Accountant. In my role, I prepare year-end financial statements for a wide range of clients across different types of entities. Even in a short time, the experience has been fulfilling – I’ve learned a lot, expanded my skill set, and settled into a team that truly supports one another. 

One thing I appreciate most is how no one gets left behind. My manager has been incredibly accommodating, always willing to help, even with the smallest questions. The positive environment really makes a difference in how enjoyable each workday feels. 

What I Find Most Fulfilling in My Job 

The most fulfilling part of my role is seeing myself grow. Every day brings something new to learn, and I love that I’m constantly gaining skills and confidence. It feels good to contribute and be part of a team that values collaboration and quality work. 

How I Became Interested in Accounting 

My interest in accounting began because I saw it as a stepping stone toward my long-term goal of becoming a lawyer. While I don’t plan on pursuing further studies after graduating, accounting has given me a strong foundation in logic, analysis, and discipline – skills that align well with my future ambitions. 

What Is Your Favourite Thing About Working at Inspire? 

My favourite thing about Inspire is the working environment. The supportive culture, diversity, and the genuinely positive atmosphere make me look forward to logging in each day. 

And of course… not having to do timesheets anymore is amazing! That alone is a motivation boost. 

Outside of Inspire 

Outside of work, I love travelling and going on adventures. Back when I lived in the Metro, my friends and I would often go hiking whenever we had the chance. The views, the journey, and that feeling of reaching the summit – it’s always a surreal mix of peace, accomplishment, and gratitude. 

Now that I have a daughter, I’m looking forward to creating new memories and exploring the world with her and my family 

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Fun Fact About Me 

I once had the chance to meet Apo Whang-od, the Philippines’ oldest living mambabatok and a National Artist featured in Vogue. I even got inked by her granddaughter because the queue for Whang-od herself was incredibly long, but the experience was unforgettable.   

What Book Do You Recommend? 

The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom. 

The story reminds me that every person we meet shapes our life in ways we don’t always realise — through love, kindness, lessons, forgiveness, or even brief, meaningful connections. 

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Which Sustainable Development Goal(s) Do You Choose and Why? 

Goal 13: Climate Action 

Climate change is an urgent issue, and I believe we need to take action now before the damage becomes irreversible. This moment is our chance to protect the planet and secure a better future for the next generations. 

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Meet Maybz 

I joined Inspire in November 2025 as a Tax Accountant, and since day one, it has been a rewarding and growth-focused experience. 

In my role, I prepare tax returns, assist with compliance matters, support senior accountants with client work, and ensure deadlines are met accurately and efficiently. I enjoy working through complex details and making sure everything aligns correctly – there’s something very satisfying about knowing the numbers tell the right story. 

My journey at Inspire has been one of continuous learning. Every task challenges me to improve my technical skills while also developing better communication and time management. Being surrounded by a supportive team makes that growth even more meaningful. 

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What do I find most fulfilling in my job? 

 I find it most fulfilling when I complete tasks accurately and on time, knowing that my work directly supports both the team and our clients. There’s a strong sense of accomplishment in delivering something that creates clarity and confidence for others. 

How did I get interested in accounting? 

 My interest in accounting developed during my studies. I’ve always enjoyed structure, logic, and problem-solving, and accounting felt like the perfect combination of those strengths. The more I learned, the more I appreciated how important accounting is in helping businesses grow and make informed decisions. 

What’s my favourite thing about working at Inspire? 

My favourite thing about working at Inspire is the collaborative culture. Everyone is approachable, supportive, and genuinely willing to help one another succeed. It’s an environment where you’re encouraged to grow, ask questions, and continuously improve. 

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What is one of the biggest impacts you’ve made so far? 

One of the biggest impacts I’ve made so far has been ensuring compliance tasks are completed efficiently and accurately, helping reduce turnaround times and supporting the team during busy periods. Even small improvements in organisation and accuracy can make a big difference to overall workflow. 

Outside of Inspire 

Outside of work, I spend most of my time with friends and family, valuing meaningful conversations and shared experiences. I also enjoy quiet time to recharge – whether that’s watching shows, learning something new, or simply relaxing and maintaining balance. 

Fun Fact About Me 

A fun fact about me is that I’m a double degree holder – and despite the extra years of study, I genuinely loved being a student. I never got tired of learning.  

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Books, Podcasts, Movies or Shows I Recommend 

I enjoy inspirational and personal growth content, along with light-hearted shows that help me unwind. Anything that combines learning with entertainment usually catches my attention. 

Which Sustainable Development Goal do you choose and why? 

Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being 

I chose this goal because good health is the foundation of everything. Without physically and mentally healthy individuals, it’s difficult to build sustainable businesses or communities. When people feel well, they can perform at their best and contribute meaningfully to society. 

For me, everything starts with well-being – once that foundation is strong, growth naturally follows. 

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Meet Pete 

I joined Inspire in January 2026 as an Accountant, and I’m genuinely grateful for where I’ve landed. I recently completed my Bachelor of Business, majoring in Finance (with a minor in Economics), and I’ve started working through my CA Foundations as I work towards the CA Program. 

Small business has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. My father was a sole trader, and I have worked in small business my entire working life. I’m passionate about helping business owners build something sustainable, profitable, and less stressful. 

Before Inspire, I was a State Manager in a sales-focused role, but I was ready for a change and wanted to lean into the part of the work I enjoyed most: understanding how businesses are performing and helping people make better decisions. A long-time friendship with Riz helped lead me to Inspire, and it has already felt like a great fit. 

What has your journey at Inspire been like so far? 

It’s been really enjoyable. There is a lot to learn, but the amount of effort everyone puts into training and upskilling you is amazing. People are positive, generous with their time, and genuinely want you to do well. 

What do you find most fulfilling about your job? 

Helping people work through things they know they need to address, but are not quite sure how to tackle. Being part of conversations where a client gets clarity, starts to see the bigger picture, and leaves with a practical plan is incredibly satisfying. 

What is your favourite thing about working at Inspire? 

The culture. I have never worked somewhere that puts this much real effort into culture and work-life balance. It’s not just talk; it shows up in the little things and the big things, every day. Even with the team spread across different locations, it still feels like one team, and that takes intention. 

Outside of Inspire 

A lot of my time outside work is spent around football (soccer). I still play, and I also love watching, which sometimes means getting up early to catch games before work. I also enjoy a bit of lighter TV as an escape. 

Fun Fact About Me 

When I was younger, I did flair bartending, including bottle tricks and even fire breathing as a grand finale. It was a lot of fun, but I had a memorable mishap once and retired the fire part after that. 

Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities. My parents immigrated from Scotland to Australia to create better opportunities for my brother and me. Seeing that firsthand shaped how I think about fairness and opportunity. 

Which Sustainable Development Goal(s) do you choose and why?
Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities. My parents immigrated from Scotland to Australia to create better opportunities for my brother and me. Seeing that firsthand shaped how I think about fairness and opportunity. 
 
For me, “reduced inequalities” is about practical outcomes. It is about people having a genuine chance to build a stable life through work, education, and good decisions. That is also why I care so much about helping business owners succeed. Strong small businesses create jobs, support local communities, and open doors for people trying to get ahead. 
Meet Avie

Avie joined Inspire in September 2024 as our Client Service Coordinator (CSC) here at Inspire, and she’s been making a difference since day one. In this role, Avie supports both clients and internal teams, taking care of ad-hoc tasks, managing backlogs, and assisting with client communications and onboarding/offboarding.

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Outside of Inspire

When she’s not at work, Avie’s world revolves around her 4-year-old son. Most evenings, she’s at home looking after him, cooking dinner, and getting through the usual household chores. Weekends and holidays are spent visiting family back in her hometown of Bataan, where beach trips with her parents are a favourite family activity.

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How did you get interested in client services?

Avie’s journey began at university, she was offered a 50% scholarship in the accounting program. After graduating, she found herself working in client service roles, which eventually led her to the virtual assistant/CSC position she now enjoys at Inspire.

What do you love about Inspire?

Avie really appreciates the culture and environment at Inspire. She loves that there’s no micromanagement and that she can talk to anyone on the team—leaders included. The openness and lack of hierarchy make the place feel collaborative and genuinely supportive. She’s also drawn to Inspire’s values around work-life balance and family, as they align closely with her own priorities.

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Why did you join Inspire?

Joining Inspire was a leap of faith for Avie, as it’s her first Australian client after previously working with a New Zealand-based accounting firm. She’s grateful Inspire took a chance on her and has been pleasantly surprised by the positive team dynamic and culture. 

What have you learned so far working at Inspire?

Avie’s has been quick to pick up new terms and insights related to accounting and tax. This learning experience has expanded her skill set, adding value to her client-facing role.

Fun fact about you that we don’t know

Avie grew up in the beautiful island of Palawan, Philippines, surrounded by the ocean and rice fields. In her childhood, she learned practical skills like fishing and planting rice, which she looks back on fondly.

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What are some books/podcasts you recommend?

Book Recommendation: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
She calls it “life-changing,” especially for its impact on her approach to personal finance and money management.

Which Sustainable Development Goal(s) do you choose and why?

Quality Education
Avie chose Quality Education as a Sustainable Development Goal that truly resonates with her. Growing up, her grandmother always stressed that education was the key to overcoming poverty. Avie is a big believer in quality education as the foundation for responsible money management and financial stability. She’s encouraged by the growing number of scholarships and free tuition options in the Philippines, which create more opportunities for people. Avie wants her 4-year-old son to have access to quality education too, as she sees it as a pathway to a brighter future. She’s confident that by focusing on education, we can create lasting change in reducing poverty.

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Avie sees a close link between quality education and breaking the poverty cycle. Having come from a less financially stable background, she understands the challenges firsthand. She believes that with the right education, people can acquire the skills to manage finances effectively and unlock new opportunities. To Avie, education is a tool that empowers people to break out of poverty and improve their economic circumstances for good.

Meet Mary

I joined Inspire in August 2025 as a Client Service Coordinator, and it’s been such a rewarding experience so far. In my role, I handle client onboarding and offboarding, business and tax registrations, ATO BAS/PAYG/Tax and SMSF lodgements, ASIC compliance, and more. I also help manage communication between clients and the team – making sure everything runs smoothly and efficiently. 

It’s been incredible to see how much I’ve learned about the role and how vital it is in maintaining strong client relationships. Every day brings new opportunities to grow, and it’s fulfilling to know that my work helps both clients and our team achieve their goals together. 

What do you find most fulfilling about your job? 

What I find most fulfilling is knowing that I’m helping clients and supporting my team. Whether it’s resolving an issue, improving a process, or ensuring clients feel supported, I get a real sense of purpose from contributing to a smoother and more positive experience for everyone. 

How did you get interested in the Client Service Coordinator role? 

I’ve always enjoyed supporting clients and staying organised, and the Client Service Coordinator role felt like a perfect fit. It allows me to combine problem-solving with relationship-building – two things I genuinely love doing. 

What is your favourite thing about working at Inspire? 

My favourite thing about working at Inspire is the strong family-first culture. It’s refreshing to be part of a workplace where people truly care – not just about the work, but about each other’s well-being. The team is friendly, approachable, and supportive, which makes it easy to stay motivated and confident in what I do. 

That kind of culture makes a huge difference, and it turns everyday work into something meaningful and enjoyable. 

Outside of Inspire 

Outside of work, I love spending time with my family and friends, taking care of my dogs, and finding balance through running or motorcycle rides. There’s something really peaceful about the open road and fresh air – it helps me reset and recharge. 

Fun Fact 

I’m a huge coffee lover – I can easily drink up to seven cups a day! I’m also really passionate about motorcycles, especially big bikes. There’s just nothing like the thrill of a good ride and the freedom it brings. 

Books, Podcasts, or Shows I Recommend 

Some of my favourite reads are Atomic Habits, Gentle Reminders, and of course, The Bible — all of which offer inspiration and practical lessons for everyday life. 

Which Sustainable Development Goal(s) do you choose and why? 

Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being 

Health is one of the most important aspects of a good life. I believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live well – not just physically, but mentally and emotionally too. Promoting good health and well-being helps create stronger families, communities, and workplaces where people can truly thrive. 

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