Dom Harvey

And now, why instead of just playing golf or pickleball and drinking pink gins, she's gone all in on another venture, this time in elderly healthcare called Brightly, and why she is making it her mission to completely rethink how we care for ageing New Zealanders.

Hannah is a great New Zealander.

She is thoughtful, she's funny, and she's far more introspective than you might expect.

This is genuinely the most unguarded I've ever heard her, and I hope you enjoy getting to know the real Hannah as much as I did.

This is the Dom Harvey Podcast, and here is Hannah McQueen.

Hi.

I can't believe you're nervous.

It's wonderful to be here.

We've got to know you here at the PodLab studios over the last couple of months because we've been helping you working on a project and it's been a joy so far getting to see how you work.

You're a force.

I've been told that.

Have you?

Yeah, you're a force, but yet very, very trusting in other people, like not a force without being a control freak, as in, you know, you pay someone for their advice and you trust them.

If they know more than you in a different field, you trust them.

And I think that's quite a powerful thing.

I think so.

Anyway, it is great to have you here.

When people introduce you as the money lady, what's the big part of Hannah McQueen that they're missing?

What's something you're deeply proud of that has nothing to do with work?

It's hard though.