At Graham Brown & Co,
our relationships go beyond business.

Debbie has been with Graham Brown & Co since 2001, when she was brought into the company under the wing of co-founder and then managing director, Ros Brown. She became a Director in 2009 and has passionately advanced the company’s people-led and community-centric success ever since; expanding Graham Brown & Co into Tokoroa in late 2011 and growing the organisation into the 45-strong team it is today.

Beyond her accountancy practice, Debbie is also the Treasurer for the Breast Cancer Research Trust, the Op Shop for Breast Cancer, Tauranga Dance Incorporated, and the South Waikato Dance Festival, and is increasingly using her accounting and business management experience to support clients with strategy building, goal setting, corporate governance and succession planning.

Brendon Hunt joined the firm in 1994 and is well known for his easy going, warm and practical approach.

He is a familiar face in the community and has many years’ farm accounting and general taxation experience, working extensively with rural based clients.

Phillip Price joined the firm in 2004 and has many years corporate experience and an in-depth knowledge of restructuring and tax – both in the commercial and primary sectors.

Phillip works extensively with equity partnerships and is involved at an advisory board level with clients on an as-needed basis.

Jasmine van Heuven took on Directorship in 2015, graduating from Waikato University with first class honours in 2012. Jasmine has extensive experience in the farming industry both through her professional involvement and family farming enterprises.

Timatanga has been with Graham Brown & Co since 2009 and was appointed a Director in 2023. Known for his problem solving skills, Timatanga specialises in project design, implementation and management. He also assists multiple not-for-profit and community groups, including local iwi and hapu, and leads several large community engagements for the firm.