Alan and Carol Schwartz established the Trawalla Group in 2007 to manage the family’s investments.
Trawalla Group includes Trawalla Capital, Trawalla Property and Trawalla Foundation.
As Trawalla Group’s Managing Director, Alan provides entrepreneurial and commercial leadership to a team of investment management professionals.
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Trawalla Capital partners with exceptional investment managers to co-create investment management firms. We provide patient capital, and work with our partners to convert their ambition and outstanding investment track record into successful and enduring businesses. Trawalla Capital is a private investment firm, owned by the Trawalla Group.
Trawalla Property manages a property portfolio for Trawalla Group.
We are constantly looking for strategic acquisitions that meet our investment criteria and create significant long-term value.
Established in 2004 – as a vehicle for the philanthropic activities of the Schwartz family – the Trawalla Foundation works with individuals and organisations that have a vision for the future of Australian society. To learn more about the Trawalla Foundation visit the Foundation website.
The Women’s Leadership Institute Australia (WLIA) is a not-for-profit organisation, founded by Carol Schwartz AO. WLIA is the research and advocacy arm of the Trawalla Foundation, focused on finding the best levers for change to achieve equal voice, equal representation and equal recognition for women in Australia.
We catalyse practical initiatives for change, often in collaboration with strategic partners locally and internationally. Example initiatives include Pathways to Politics Program for Women, Women for Media Database, the Panel Pledge and WLIA Fellowships.
Australian flora is extraordinarily diverse, beautiful, hardy and drought resistant. Despite this, the overwhelming majority of flowers, plants and trees used in Australian homes, gardens and landscapes are “exotic” – that is, they are not native to Australia. Austem Foundation’s mission is to establish the rightful place of native flora in the Australian home, garden and landscape.
Native Plant Project shares the beauty of Australian native plants with gardeners and garden lovers everywhere – and encourage Australians to start their own project, large or small.
An e-magazine inspires and educates with articles on private and public gardens, expert tips, advice and creative projects of artists, florists, landscapers and architects, while a carefully grown selection of native plant varieties can be shipped direct to your door via the e-nursery.
