Networking Breakfast with Tine Makumbirofa

Join this in-person networking breakfast with Tine Makumbirofa, founder of Inner Architect, ex-Westpac and PWC, and a finance and technology professional who has worked across product management, payments and AI at one of Australia's biggest banks.If you want to see how finance can take you into product, AI, and entrepreneurship, and how networking can open doors across a career, Tine has done exactly that, and recently. Bring your curiosity and your questions, and come ready to learn from Tine and connect with other young people exploring the same path.About Tine:Today Tine is the founder of Inner Architect, where she works with young people on building real capability and navigating careers in a tech-driven world. She built that perspective the hands-on way, through a career in finance and technology.She worked as a trainee at PWC and later in Digital Product Management at Westpac, where she helped improve the features behind everyday payment tools like QuickStream and PayWay. That's the behind-the-scenes technology that lets you tap, transfer or get paid in seconds, along with some of the messages you might have spotted inside the Westpac app itself. She was also Westpac's AI Copilot Champion, helping teams bring Microsoft Copilot into their everyday work when AI tools were brand new, right at the front of a major shift in how banks operate.Tine got her start in finance as a junior, applying for a full-time project management role while she was still at university full time, and was trusted with real ownership of projects early on. From there she networked her way into role after role across the business. It's proof that a career in finance isn't a single fixed path. It's a set of doors, and the skills you build can open them in all kinds of directions.Want to get the most out of this session? Do these modules first:Module 6 covers the real-time payments technology Tine worked on at Westpac, including the kind of tools behind tapping and transferring money. Module 5 connects to her work as an AI Copilot Champion, helping teams adopt new AI tools.