Dr Mark Brimble

Dr Mark Brimble is a Professor (Finance) in the Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics in the Griffith Business School.

He has a Phd on capital markets and has active research interests in financial markets, sustainable finance, personal finance and finance education, with publications in various national and international journals including Accounting and Finance, Corporate Governance: An International Perspective, Housing Theory and Society, Griffith Law Review, Australian Tax Forum and Higher Education Research and Development.

Professor Brimble is an Commonwealth Office for Learning and Teaching National Fellow and is the recipient of numerous teaching and learning grants, citations and awards, including leading the team that won the 2010 Business and Higher Education Round Table award for the best higher education and training collaboration, achieving platinum in two categories in the 2017 Learn X Awards, and an Australian Teaching and Learning Council Citations in 2011 and 2016, and an Australian Award for Teaching Excellence in 2016. Mark is also the Deputy Director of the Centre for Personal Finance and Superannuation.

Dr Brimble is a CPA, a fellow of the Finsia, a member of the Financial Planning Association of Australia and the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Mark is Chair of the Financial Planning Education Council and was Founding Co-Chair of the Financial Planning Academics Forum. He is also the Co-Founding Editor of the Financial Planning Research Journal. Mark is also a foundation director of the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority.

In his substantive role at Griffith University Mark is Head of the Finance and Financial Planning Discipline. Mark is also an active consultant to the financial services sector and government on a wide range of investment, education and policy issues.