Bruce McWilliam, the man you never want in the other corner, retires
The billionaire’s corporate fixer and media executive is leaving the group. A sometimes divisive figure, he has advised the country’s most influential moguls.
Bruce McWilliam’s portrait in Sydney power diner Machiavelli is hung between billionaire Kerry Stokes, his son Ryan Stokes, former Sunrise presenter David “Kochie” Koch and Kerry Packer.
Other powerful people who leave their jobs – former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian, for example – have their portrait taken down and replaced. Not McWilliam. “He’s one of our best customers,” one of the staff says. “Always polite, always friendly, always coming in after doing a big deal.”
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