When Scott Hartley was let go from NAB in his late 40s it came as a shock. But he used the experience to forge a different career path.
Scott Hartley gets up at 6.30am unless he has something big on his plate, in which case he rises at 4.30am and starts thinking through the issues. Dominic Lorrimer
When Scott Hartley, the chief executive of Insignia Financial, a financial advice and superannuation group, was in his late 40s, he was made redundant from National Australia Bank.
It came as a shock, but Hartley used the experience to first, have a four-month holiday, and then see what else he could do with his skills and experience.
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