Munro Partners
Thematic global growth equities investor
Munro Partners is a global investment management partnership specialising in growth equities. Founded in 2016 by an award-winning team with a proven track record of delivering strong returns, Munro Partners are a majority owned and controlled by employees. Their proprietary investment process, combined with a global network and deep industry expertise, positions their portfolios to capitalise on the key structural changes occurring in our world today. Fully aligned with investors' goals, the team invests in Munro Partners' products alongside clients. Their partnership is Australian-domiciled, with offices in Melbourne and Toronto, Canada.
https://www.munropartners.com.au/
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