Natasha Greenwood
General Manager, Regional and Agribusiness WA, SA and NT
Commonwealth Bank

As General Manager, Regional and Agribusiness for WA, SA and NT, Natasha has the privilege of leading a team of highly experienced, innovative and committed bankers.  Her clients include those in agricultural industries such as horticulture, fishing, dairy, livestock, viticulture and grain and also those in the commercial and the not for profit sectors in regional locations. Natasha and her team support the goals of their customers by providing financial solutions which support growth, expansion, innovation and diversification. They’re also there to provide support when things aren’t going so well. Natasha and her team provide their customers with meaningful insights, impactful connections and pathways to explore new opportunities. As a professional business leader, banker, strategic thinker and customer advocate, Natasha’s emphasis is always on how she adds value to her clients.  She has a special interest in future business trends, emerging opportunities, sustainability and supporting Indigenous businesses.

Commbank has a proud 110 year history of supporting the families and businesses who are growing the clean, green, high quality food and fibre we enjoy every day. Agriculture, and particularly horticulture,  is a sector rich in opportunity to grow, diversify and to innovate. At Commbank we’re developing the financial solutions which will be needed for what is forecast to be a $100b industry by 2030. These solutions include providing pathways for businesses to engage in the carbon economy, providing finance for sustainability projects and energy efficient plant and equipment, as well as creating new ways of thinking about working capital. Everything we do is designed so that Australian businesses can realise their full potential as well as successfully navigate any headwinds which may come our way. In this presentation, you’ll hear an update on the big 4 issues facing Australian business as well as how Commbank is supporting farmers take advantage of the opportunities which these present.