Boyce team members recognised as finalists in national industry awards

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Boyce team members recognised as finalists in national industry awards

Boyce is proud to celebrate three team members who have been recognised as finalists in national industry awards. Julie Schofield, Matthew McNair and Nicole Killen have each been acknowledged for their contribution to clients, innovation and leadership within their respective fields.

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Julie Schofield

Finalist in the Women in Finance Awards - Small Business Advisor

Julie is the Executive Business Unit Leader for Private Business Services. She works closely with farming families and regional business owners, providing practical advice that supports long-term success. Over the past year, she has led Payday Super information sessions across the state, delivered client education webinars, and represented Boyce through appearances in The Land, ABC Rural, 2GB, Sky News and the Humans of Agriculture podcast.

Julie's nomination recognises her commitment to proactive advice, genuine client relationships and strong involvement in regional communities.

Nicole Killen

Finalist in the Women in Finance Awards - Regional Professional of the Year

Nicole is a Principal Advisor within the Generational Strategy team and works with family-owned businesses across regional Australia on succession planning, governance, leadership development and long-term business strategy.

Nicole has been instrumental in developing and growing Generational Strategy, helping establish it as a leading service for family businesses. Her nomination also acknowledges her commitment to mentoring emerging advisors, developing capability within Boyce and helping clients achieve both business and family outcomes through thoughtful, practical advice.

Matt McNair

Finalist in the Australian AI Awards - AI Leader of the Year (SME)

Matt is Head of Technology at Boyce, and has played a key role in helping the firm move beyond discussions about artificial intelligence and into practical application. His leadership has supported the development of a culture where AI is used confidently and responsibly to improve outcomes for clients.

His work has also attracted international attention, with Boyce's AI journey being shared on the global stage through presentations at the SuperAI Conference in Singapore, CPA Congress, and discussions with technology and business leaders from around the world.

Celebrating excellence across Boyce

These finalist recognitions highlight the diverse expertise that exists across Boyce, from helping regional businesses plan for the future, to supporting clients through complex financial decisions, to leading the adoption of emerging technologies.

Congratulations to Julie, Matt and Nicole on these well-deserved achievements. Their commitment to clients, communities and colleagues continues to strengthen Boyce and the people we serve.

The winners of the Australian AI Awards will be announced on Friday 30 October. The winners of the Women in Finance awards will be announced on Friday 13 November.

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