Allens Announces Marc Kemp As New Managing Partner

Allens today announced the appointment of its next Managing Partner, Marc Kemp, who will officially step into the role on 1 July 2026.

Marc will take over from Managing Partner, Richard Spurio, who has led the firm for more than a decade, overseeing a period of sustained success.

Marc has been at Allens for almost 20 years and has been a partner since 2012. He is a member of the firm's executive leadership team and heads Allens' Funds, Superannuation & Financial Services practice.

Speaking on the appointment, Chair Chelsey Drake said Marc has deep knowledge of our business, a strong focus on our clients and our people and a clear vision for the future.

'This is an exciting moment for us. Building on a strong foundation, Marc is exceptionally well‑placed to guide the firm in a rapidly evolving legal and business environment.'

Marc said it was a privilege to step into this role and to build on the strong legacy Richard has left.

'Allens has an extraordinary history and an exciting future. I look forward to working with our people and our clients as we share in that future, and continue to grow, innovate and lead in a changing market. I feel confident and optimistic about what we can do together,' said Marc.

Chelsey added that the Board thanks Richard for his leadership over more than a decade. 'He has made an outstanding contribution, guiding the firm through significant growth and change. His leadership, steady judgment and commitment to our people and clients have shaped the strong position the firm holds today, and we are deeply grateful for his energy, work and drive over that time.'

Richard said: 'It has been an enormous privilege to have led this great firm and I am Iooking forward to working with Marc through the transition. His commitment, focus and ambition for the firm will be key drivers for our ongoing success.'

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