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Ms Pike was elected to the Board in September 2017 and has a Bachelor of Laws and a Diploma of Legal Practice from Queensland University of Technology.
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Kirsten Pike is a partner in our Brisbane Real Estate team.
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Former Australian Women's and Konica Minolta Queensland Fire pace bowler Kirsten Pike was elected to the Board, with the 32-year-old partner at Dibbs Barker to serve a two-year term.
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QC Director and former Queensland and Australian fast-bowler Kirsten Pike has been appointed Deputy Chair.
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Post retirement, former Australian cricketer Kirsten Pike has raised over $50,000 for charity, jumping on the bike for the Chain Reaction Challenge Foundation. In March this year, Pike completed her sixth Chain Reaction Challenge...
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