She has made a huge success out of caring for others and giving sound financial advice.
Many of her clients have become personal friends, including the connection that she made some 12 years ago with Stephen and Deborah Finkel.
Kelly’s interest in Korea began when she studied Korean Language at Griffith University back in 1994. She quickly became interested in all facets of Korean language, culture and food, and made friends with several Koreans who she is still friends with today. She studied at Korea University for one year on scholarship, and as soon as she finished university, she flew back to Korea to start work in a merchant bank.
Due to the Asian financial crisis, her work stay in Korea was short-lived, but her passion for the Korean people, and her friends has never left her.
So, 12 years ago, when she went to see clients Stephen and Deborah Finkel about a home loan and their Korean son answered the door, they talked about Korea so much that they had to reschedule an appointment to actually talk about the loan!
Since then, Kelly has visited the ESWS with Deb and Stephen Finkel and has attended previous mothers missions, and she enjoys participating in assisting to raise funds for Dr Kim’s orphanage. Kelly was on the 2008 Qld Mothers mission so this her second Qld Mothers Mission
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