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With a background in economics and public policy in Australia and New Zealand, Sarah brings more than 12 years’ experience working with government and the private sector. As a result, her advice is informed by strong analytical, strategic and problem-solving skills.

At Taylor Fry, Sarah’s focus is on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risk, specialising in two of the most significant ESG risks for all organisations: climate and sustainability, and cyber risk.

Sarah works closely with our actuaries to undertake business-relevant modelling of key ESG risks to ensure results are meaningful. She is also a member of the Actuaries Institute’s Climate and Sustainability Practice Committee. She says:

“The most complex problems facing society don’t get solved when people work in silos, or by experts with a narrow range of focus. Our clients benefit from a cross-disciplinary approach to understand and quantify some of their most important risks.”

Most recently, Sarah co-authored the Actuaries Institute dialogue paper Cyber Protection Gap Widens for SMEs, exploring the major cyber challenges, impacts, and what can be done for small and medium enterprises in corporate Australia.

Previously, she worked in fiscal policy for the New Zealand Government, and as a client manager for a large multi-national law firm’s cyber incident response team. These roles have given her a deep appreciation for how organisations navigate complex policy and regulatory landscapes.

Sarah’s Qualifications

• Global Association of Risk Professionals, Sustainability and Climate Risk Certificate
• Bachelor of Arts (Economics and Geography)