I named my firm after the bird called the Swift because I want to reflect the characteristics of the swift in the delivery of business services to all our clients.
Swifts are highly active, unobtrusive birds that live co-operatively in communities, often nesting inconspicuously in urban areas, such as under bridges, in barns and house roofs. They are among the fastest flying birds with precision flight, enabling them to catch insects in their beak and manoeuvre successfully within the smallest confines. They are known for their protective strong nests, and their long migrations and great endurance.
Effective action delivered with economy, speed and precision, agility and endurance are characteristics to aspire to and ones I deliver to my clients.
Glenys Owen
Principal
m: 0420 771 568 e: [email protected]
Glenys believes in giving people what they need; and most people need lawyers who can give them relevant advice and assistance in a practical economic manner. Glenys has been a lawyer for over 30 years’ and is highly skilled in handling complex conveyancing transactions, commercial law, property law, wills and estates.
EXPERIENCE
- Director solicitor of Swift Solicitors
- Lecturer and tutor at Bond University (casual)
- A member of the QLD Law Society Property Law Committee
- Town planner for local government in Queensland & New Zealand
- International lawyer for the USA federal government
- Marine biologist
- Author of various publications
- Volunteer for seagrass monitoring off Stradbroke Island
- Founder of the Second Monday book club
Glenys considers herself an advocate and is currently involved in promoting social justice for victims of Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. During her leisure time, Glenys enjoys knitting, reading fiction and visiting the Spit with her dogs on weekends.
