For Ginnie Hope-Johnstone, success was to go to university, get a degree and get a good job in the city. So after school, that's exactly the path she took.
After successfully completing a dual degree in sports administration adn event management, she scored the corporate role she was after.
But by the age of 28, Ginnie had longed for wide open spaces and had always wanted to be a jillaroo on a Northern Territory cattle station, so what else do you do than take the leap!
After 'living the dream' for two years, Ginnie returned to Victoria however the urge to find a job that she wanted to do wasn't quite there, so she established her own business: VC Events Co!
Ginnie's story traverses the years of building a career, pursuing a dream and then really finding what you're passionate about and building a career and business around it!
Enjoy the chat!
This episode is sponsored by LAWD the specialists in agribusiness valuations and transactions, to find out more head to www.lawd.com.au
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