Jimmy’s early years were spent on the move, following his dad’s work opportunities from suburb to suburb. Life started on a push bike in Bentleigh before his family settled in southwest Victoria, where sport was the beating heart of the community. Whether it was footy, cricket, or tennis, he was in the thick of it - later stepping into leadership roles as football, cricket, and school captain, not just for his skills on the field but for his natural ability to bring people together.

University brought him to Melbourne, where he studied a Bachelor of Environments and a Master of Teaching. But those years weren’t just about hitting the books - Jimmy was deep in his own self-discovery, throwing himself into meditation, yoga, and the occasional rave. A year off to travel from Europe through the Middle East to India and Nepal only added to his growing curiosity about people, culture, and connection.

Teaching became his next chapter, spending six years guiding students from prep to high school, with a passion for wellbeing, emotional regulation, and relationships. He even spent time working with NDIS clients, helping them build social awareness and people skills - reinforcing his belief that emotional intelligence is just as important as academic success.

Now, Jimmy brings that same passion for authenticity and connection to Tomorrow Man. Whether he’s working with students, community groups, or sporting clubs, he’s all about breaking down walls, creating space for real conversations, and challenging the outdated stereotypes of masculinity.

Outside of work, you’ll find him on the yoga mat, in a park or sauna, or unwinding at a Melbourne wine bar - always making the most of the city’s best spots.