McCullough Robertson announces pro bono collab with Queensland Ballet

The firm will help the organisation to launch its Endowment Fund

McCullough Robertson announces pro bono collab with Queensland Ballet

McCullough Robertson has announced a collaboration with the Queensland Ballet that will see the firm offer pro bono legal backing.

The firm is set to help the Queensland Ballet launch its Endowment Fund, an initiative in line with the organisation’s mission to bolster the state’s cultural landscape.

“The Forever Fund marks the beginning of the next phase of Queensland Ballet’s journey, one that is steeped in sustainability, innovation, and legacy. The Forever Fund will provide security and stability to our talented artists and arts workers, enable us to plan with integrity, foster innovation and growth, and ensure Queensland Ballet can remain for generations to come”, said Rachael Walsh, Director of Development and Endowment at Queensland Ballet.

“Partners play a vital role in sustaining organisations like Queensland Ballet. We are grateful for McCullough Robertson Lawyers' commitment to our cause and appreciate their dedication to fostering a vibrant arts community together”.

McCullough Robertson partner Aaron Dahl highlighted the firm’s longstanding relationship with the Queensland Ballet.

“Our relationship with Queensland Ballet dates back to 2006, and we are delighted to formalise this new partnership and continue our support for Queensland Ballet. Long-term relationships with our clients and community partners are part of our DNA, and we recognise the importance of nurturing artistic endeavours and are proud to contribute to the success of such a renowned cultural institution”, he said.

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