Kasturi Wren

Experienced Litigation Lawyer with over 20 years of Industry experience developing and running cases. Excellent reputation for client care, resolving problems and preparing challenging cases.

Social Media Digital content creator for Wren & Whippet with over 7 years of experience developing written and digital content including photography, reels and videos for Social Media using various tools that include Cap Cut, Lightroom and Canva.

• Managed a team of 15 staff members located in two separate offices whilst employed as a Practice Group Leader (Partner) for Slater & Gordon.
• Was utilised as the spokesperson for Slater & Gordon in Media Interviews, Radio Segments and Staff Educational Training for Hospitals and Health Practitioners.
• Relocated from Darlinghurst to a small country town in regional NSW in 2021. Since relocating I have taken up positions as the local Publicity officer with Coolah District Development Group and Secretary of the Coolah Chamber of Commerce.
• While having a busy Personal Injury Career, I was able to tap into my love of people, storytelling and creativity to start a separate pathway in Interior Design, Photography and Writing through the renovations of my own properties. Since 2017, I have built and designed three homes that have all been showcased in the Media, including Country Style Magazine and more recently Gala Magazine where I contributed to the magazine by writing a piece about the town I now live in - Coolah.
• I have more than 17,000 followers on Instagram who have been following my journey since 2017. The account started off initially as a platform to share my renovations and design journey before developing into a journal about personal growth, life in the country and the interesting people I have met along the way.
• Successfully ran three Gala events as Board Member and Chairperson of Camp Lionheart. A Not for Profit that raised funds for Children with Brain Injury who seek outpatient treatment with Westmead Children's Hospital.
• In 2020, just prior to COVID lockdown, I was invited to a remote village in the north of Sri Lanka to interview a group of women over a period of a week in order to tell their stories for a Project developed by a Not For Profit based in Australia.

Since 2017, I have taken every step to not simply accept my Legal Career is it was but to intentionally pursue a Lifestyle that would allow for a simplified and meaningful way of life. COVID has assisted in this transition and allowed me to relocate from Sydney to country NSW where I have been working remotely with monthly trips into Sydney.