Scotch College

What they are doing now ...

John Lloyd ('81) is living in New Jersey where he took up a Global Marketing position at the world-wide headquarters of Dun and Bradstreet. He moved to USA in 1998, having worked for this company in Australia for four years.

Peter Tingate ('85) and his wife Jenny have been in the USA for almost three years. Peter, son of Bill ('55) is occasionally studying for his Real Estate licence and often playing plenty of golf and skiing.

Brian Bromberger ('55) is a Professor in the Law Faculty of the University of North Carolina, where he has been since 1994.

Graeme Whitelaw ('52) is an architect and has been living in New York since 1961.

Ric Beaurepaire ('66) has moved to London with the Deutsche Bank.

Bob Prowse ('62) was recently nominated to the School Council by the Old Scotch Collegians' Association. He was born in Leeton NSW in 1944, and attended Scotch from 1957 to 1962, as a boarder. He completed a B.Com and LL.B at Melbourne University as well as attending the Senior Executive Program at Stanford University, USA, and Advanced Management Program Mt Eliza Staff College (Monash University).

He is married with two children, including a son who attends the Junior School. Bob assumed the position of Chief Financial Officer with National Australia Bank in January, 1998. Prior to that he was Group Manager USA and Asia 1996 - 97. Bob's other interests include farming in the Benalla region.

Andrew Rogers ('94) is a resident Mathematics and Computer Science tutor at St Hilda's College, after graduating with a BSC(Hons) with First Class Honours. He also tutors at Trinity College and at Melbourne University. He has gained an Australian Postgraduate Award to do his PhD in the Maths Department at Melbourne University.

Andrew McWhannel (2000) has moved to King's College for his final year. He has played in W.A. School boy Rugby and recently won a medal in the North Island Rowing Championships.

Richard Alder ('77) has received the Australian Fire Service Medal invested at a ceremony by the Hon Sir James Gobbo A.C. Governor of Victoria. His citation included "his contribution to fire aviation, fire coordination and fire information technology development in Australia". Richard graduated from Creswick Forestry School and Melbourne University as a forester and is a qualified pilot.

Jason Lindeman ('88) attended the University of Tennessee (USA) on a tennis scholarship after finishing his HSC. He returned to Australia to complete his Bachelor of Applied Science - Physical Education and Diploma of Education at VUT Jason lives in Hawthorn and runs a tennis coaching and personal training business, Fitness Instruction and Tennis. His wife, Nicole, is due to have their first child in June.

Rob Hartnett('81 ) has moved on from Hewlett-Packard after almost 5 years and is now the Vice-President of Affiliate Solutions, an internet company FreeOnline.com.au Pty Ltd. In addition to his role at FreeOnline, he is working as a professional speaker and comedian performing across and Australia and overseas. He also presents a regular segment on Business Daily, screened on Sky News Television. Rob still actively sails in Laser dinghies, and finished second in the Victorian Laser Master Championships in 1999.

David Sneddon ('86 ) and his wife Gabby departed Malaysia 6 months ago and are now living in Shanghai, China.