Corporate Partnering

Leadership

Continuity of judgment. Modern execution capability.

Corporate Partnering is led by a combination of long-standing PNG commercial experience and next-generation operational, systems and business-performance capability.

Principals

Established PNG commercial judgment supported by modern execution discipline.

Director

Bryan Priestley

More than three decades of legal, commercial, corporate, property and development experience in Papua New Guinea.

Bryan was admitted to the National Court of Papua New Guinea in 1987 and is a former Managing Partner of a PNG law firm operating across Port Moresby, Lae and Mount Hagen. He has advised and consulted on a wide range of commercial, corporate, property, development and cross-border matters, with particular depth in Papua New Guinea.

His mandates have included major bank refinancing, logistics joint venture arrangements, development and property structuring, and government-appointed negotiations for large-scale housing delivery.

Bryan is admitted as a lawyer in Australia and Papua New Guinea and holds a current practising certificate in Papua New Guinea. Corporate Partnering is not an Australian law practice. Legal services, where required, are provided only where Bryan or another adviser is properly entitled to do so and under a separate legal-services engagement.

Executive

Josh Priestley

Operational and systems leader with experience across Australia and South East Asia.

Josh builds end-to-end operating systems across CRM, automation, workflow, reporting and commercial execution for property, hospitality and operating businesses.

He has designed group-wide operational processes, board-level reporting infrastructure and international lead-generation systems across 28 markets.

The group’s leadership profile is deliberately practical: commercial judgment, long relationships, operating discipline and modern systems capability applied to serious engagements.