Integro appoints first Queensland private wealth adviserBY VINNY VUCAGO | FRIDAY, 16 OCT 2026 12:15PMIntegro Private Wealth has appointed its first Queensland-based private wealth adviser, extending its east coast presence as the firm pursues national growth. The appointment of Grant Enders follows the recruitment of Daniel Secatore as Integro's first on the ground adviser in Victoria earlier this year. The expansion comes after the firm surpassed $1 billion in funds under advice, reflecting its growing national footprint. Integro managing partner Justin Gilmour said Queensland was an important market for the business, with demand increasing among high-net-worth individuals, business owners and families seeking tailored wealth management. "We're seeing growing demand in Queensland from high-net-worth individuals, business owners and families seeking more sophisticated, personalised advice to help manage their wealth and achieve their long-term financial goals," Gilmour said. The firm is also pursuing further growth through acquisitions and partnerships with professional services businesses, including accounting groups, as it builds its east coast presence. Integro merged with West Australian advice firm Coastline Private Wealth in September 2026, adding to its presence in the state and establishing a specialist risk division. The deal followed its April merger with Bunbury-based Lighthouse Capital Southwest. "Acquiring and integrating established advice practices remains an important part of our growth strategy," Gilmour said. "At the moment, we are looking at acquisition opportunities in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland to bolster our east coast expansion." Enders joins Integro from Nestworth, where he most recently worked as a senior financial adviser. His experience spans financial planning, investment strategies, retirement planning and client relationship management. He said he was looking forward to joining the business as it continues to expand. "I'm excited to be joining Integro at a time of continued growth for the business," Enders said. "I look forward to working with the team to build strong client relationships and help more Australians navigate important financial decisions through tailored, holistic advice." Related News |
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