Integro appoints McRedmond to lead east-coast expansion

Binaya Dahal

Editorial Intern, Financial Newswire

29 January 2026

Western Australia–based advice firm Integro Private Wealth has appointed mergers and acquisitions (M&A) specialist Adam McRedmond to spearhead its expansion in the east coast, as consolidation gathers pace in the financial advice sector.

McRedmond joins the business as Head of Advice with a mandate to build Integro’s footprint in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia, using a mix of bolt-on acquisitions and referral partnerships.

The hire comes after Integro passed $1 billion in funds under advice, a threshold that gives firm the balance sheet and scale to pursue acquisitions in Australia’s largest advice markets.

Managing partner at Integro, Justin Gilmour said east coast growth had become a priority as demand for financial advice rises alongside the transfer of wealth and a growing pool of investment opportunities.

“Across the country, we are seeing more families’ transition wealth to the next generation, driven by the consolidation of family businesses, including those in the agricultural space,” Gilmour said.

“More people are also seeking financial advice given the significant growth in investment opportunities in recent years, particularly private market assets.”

He added that McRedmond bring the depth of experience, technical capability and client-first approach needed to support the next phase of company’s growth.

“We are seeing more clients come to us from accounting firms who need to incorporate wealth management into their personal finances,” Gilmour said.

“We expect this to continue increasing in years to come, again given the growing opportunity set in investing and the passing on of wealth from our aging population.

“Acquisition of existing advice practices also remains a key focus and Adam brings years of experience in identifying and integrating smaller firms into larger, more established wealth management businesses like ours, particularly in Victoria, and regional New South Wales.”

McRedmond boasts more than a decade of experience across advice leadership and M&A, including senior roles at Countrywide Advice and Adley Partners.

His background includes practice integration, adviser leadership and building new client pathways through professional services firms.

McRedmond, who officially began working with the firm from 28 January 2026 said he was “thrilled to join the team at such a pivotal time in their national expansion and to support clients across the east coast as they navigate increasingly complex financial decisions.”