Passion for technology, innovation and collaboration is what makes our Chief Information Officer Jacqueline Teo strive for excellence. It's been nearly two decades since Jacqueline stepped into her first CIO role and launched a career that would see her work with ASX100 companies and international brands to drive transformative change. It's invaluable experience and expertise she brings to her current role, leading IT strategy at Compare the Market. "Compare the Market is full of talented, creative people who are experts in their areas. The energy, positivity and can-do attitude is what I love about us," she said. We are proud to shine a light on inspiring leaders like Jacqueline who make Compare the Market a great place to work. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025
Compare the Market Australia
Financial Services
Brisbane City, Queensland 5,156 followers
About us
Since launching in Australia in 2012, Compare the Market has become Australia’s most loved comparison service.
We believe every good decision starts with a comparison and it really does pay to compare. Our talented team loves helping Australians look for a better deal on their household bills, whether that's insurance, energy, or home loans. With nearly 400 people in the Brisbane headquarters, the Compare the Market team works hard to make comparisons easy and quick for Australians looking to save money on the cost of running a household. As our meerkat owner, Aleksandr would say - Simples!
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www.comparethemarket.com.au
External link for Compare the Market Australia
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Brisbane City, Queensland
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2012
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179 Turbot St
Brisbane City, Queensland 4000, AU
Employees at Compare the Market Australia
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We know that dealing with damage can be stressful, but taking the right steps can make all the difference. The Home and Contents insurance experts have shared some possible steps to follow. Tip 1: Take photos before removing any water-damaged or soaked items. Using a modern mobile phone or digital camera often makes it easier to catalogue or timestamp images. Tip 2: Create a list of damaged items, including brand, model, and serial number if possible. If you have receipts, catalogue these with the images you've taken. Tip 3: Don’t throw away items that could be repaired—unless they pose a health risk. Tip 4: Speak to your insurer before authorising any repair or building work. You may be able to hire your own trades and have your insurer refund the costs, however, this depends on the insurer itself and you must check your PDS beforehand. Tip 5: Contact your insurer as soon as possible to start the claim process. Insurers offer a variety of ways to lodge a claim. Some are online, over the phone or via an App. If you are unsure on how to lodge a claim or require immediate support, whether for vulnerability or financial hardship, your insurer will be able to assist you and recommend resources.
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Mounika Dhulipala plays a crucial role in driving data-driven transformation to enable smarter, faster decision-making at Compare the Market 💫 As our Head of Data Delivery, Mounika fosters a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement to help optimise our processes through data-driven initiatives. "My career journey has been a progressive transition from data engineering to data delivery and leadership, driven by a passion for driving impactful outcomes." We are proud to shine a light on inspiring leaders like Mounika who make Compare the Market a great place to work. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025
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Louise Glynn is helping to shape the future of comparison services through her important work leading the legal, risk and compliance teams at Compare the Market 💫 Her expertise navigating complex regulatory landscapes has opened doors to exciting roles in three different states. After working in Western Australia and Sydney for over two decades, Louise was delighted when an opportunity arose "with the meerkats" in her home town of Brisbane. In her role as General Counsel, she finds motivation in purpose, people and challenges. "I thrive on making an impact—whether it’s shaping strategy, solving problems or driving meaningful change," she said. "Just as important are the people I work with—being surrounded by a talented, driven and collaborative team makes even the most demanding days rewarding." We are proud to shine a light on inspiring leaders like Louise G. who make Compare the Market a great place to work. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025
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As Cyclone Alfred impacts Queensland, our thoughts are with our SEQ team members, their families, friends, partners, and our valued customers. Safety comes first. Please take all necessary precautions, stay informed, and look out for each other during this time. For up-to-date information and emergency updates, visit: http://www.bom.gov.au/ https://lnkd.in/ddcE2gP You can access our website at compare.tm/LIcompare or email us at any time to email@comparethemarket.com.au. Stay safe.
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A big thank you to Rachel David, CEO of Private Healthcare Australia, who joined David Koch AM for a very interesting - and very important discussion - about issues that affect millions of Australians.
CEO of Private Healthcare Australia | Accomplished Business and Political Strategist | Business Leader | Expert in Federal Government Regulation | Health Policy Advocate | Corporate Affairs Specialist | Board Director
The Australian Government has flagged its intention to announce the annual increase to health insurance premiums for 15 million people in the near future. For months now, health funds have been working through a highly regulated process, determined by Australian Prudential Regulation Authority and the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care to negotiate the price of their insurance policies for the year ahead. Every year, health funds provide submissions to APRA and the Government, who alongside the Minister for Health, set the price. During this difficult economic period, many factors are affecting this year’s pricing, including the growing rate of health inflation, increasing funding for private hospitals, and rising costs for technology and cybersecurity. Health funds are also being hit with revenue raising by the NSW Government which is likely to drive premiums up by around 1% across the country. Despite all of this, health funds are constantly providing value in new ways to their members, whether that be through ‘no gap fee’ surgery programs, home-based rehabilitation and mental health care, free GP telehealth appointments and heart health checks. We’re seeing more innovation to respond to members’ needs every day. I spoke with David Koch AM at Compare the Market Australia to explain more about the process ahead of the premium round announcement, and how health funds are working hard with the government to maximise affordability for Australians. Thanks for having me on! Listen below.
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We are incredibly proud of our high-performing teams at Compare the Market. This month we recognised five colleagues making a huge difference for our customers through leadership, innovation and positivity. Congratulations Julie Ruddiman, Sophia Marzolini, Chris Krzyzanowski, Marcus Lambinon and Sue Dodd 🌟
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🚨 RBA cash rate decision is in! See which banks are moving LIVE: https://lnkd.in/g-K4uwkt It's big news for Aussie homeowners and those trying to break into the market. David Koch AM Andrew Winter
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Do you have big property goals this year? The Compare the Market experts Andrew Winter and David Koch AM Koch sat down to answer your burning questions on buying, selling, renovating and refinancing in 2025. Missed the session? Catch up here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gKMcjRUq
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