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Ross Johnston (as at 2003)
Ross Johnston is a member of the OSCA Class of 1963 who in the words of the School song faces “forty years on growing older and older” next year.
Always competitive, Ross has never agreed with those sentiments, and at 56, and newly a grandfather ( to son Roger class of 1991) has recently added roller blading to golf, tennis, jogging and swimming, after giving up cricket in his mid forties.
He has adopted a portfolio approach to business since quitting the ANZ bank as boring six years ago, and as well as his Career Mentoring consultancy,
and business interests in several companies in valuation and investment areas, he is a licensed antique dealer collecting and selling antique maps and prints, and occasionally a piece of his wife Lois’s restored furniture. Ross is also chairing the steering committee for the Mentoring Program for OSCAnet. Ross is not bored now, and plans to keep up this balanced approach to work and enjoyment, for many years yet. Click here to view Ross Johnstone and Associates, as advertised, OSCAnet.com.au |
