It has been a very emotional few weeks leading up to Carolyn’s retirement. Carolyn has had a huge impact on everyone at Lincolns over the years. It is hard not to be upset that she is retiring. We wish Carolyn all the very best in her retirement.

Pam Kloosterman recently had the pleasure of catching up for a coffee with Brendan Oakley from Southern Family Chiropractic.

Recently appointed as the new CEO of Albany Chamber of Commerce (ACCI), Benita Cattalini met with Diana Currie back in May over coffee at the Alkaline Café.

Michelle Salisbury and Garrett Douglas caught up with Denmark GP Dr ‘Pratha’ Prathalingam to hear about his life story and some lessons he has learnt along the way.

Kym recently sat down with good friends and clients Gilly and Nina, who own Albany Bakehouse, to discuss the journey that they have been on since opening the business in 2008.

Tom recently caught up with Sam Goodall AKA the Tradie Ninja from Australian Ninja Warrior at his home and training ground for a chat about the life of The Tradie Ninja.

Rob Prior and Phil Mortimer recently caught up with Bob Reynolds to learn more about his history in the pharmacy industry.

Dot Ruck sat down with Judy Hunt of Goodlife Albany to talk about her journey becoming a business owner in the health industry.

Carryn Hills recently caught up with long time friend Sam Levingston owner manager of Albany OSHC (Outside School Hours Care), a successful start-up business.

Recently Amy and Diana caught up with Sam Burchett from Cocoon. Cocoon Store and Studio is a place where local designers, artists and artisans are working together alongside the Hospice Op-shop to create a unique shopping experience.

This month Russell Harrison caught up with long-time friend and client John Barnesby. John has had an incredible business life spanning some 60 years and is a proud parent of three.

Accountants Phillip Mortimer and Sabina Moir caught up for a coffee with Jonathan Bilton, the current license holder and manager of the Albany Shellfish Hatchery.