Rupert Su

Rupert Su serves as the Principal at R & R Lawyers, bringing over 25 years of extensive experience in both government and private practice. His career has been dedicated to supporting organisations in complex, highly regulated sectors, focusing on public accountability, strategic risk management, and stakeholder engagement. Rupert's expertise has increasingly pivoted towards government funding, grants, procurement, technology, and initiatives in climate and energy. He provides strategic legal advice within the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, assisting with commercial, funding, governance, and risk-related matters. Rupert's role necessitates close collaboration with senior executives and project teams, offering insights into legal and governance challenges that are practical and commercially viable. This is especially crucial in areas where innovation and public interests intersect. His proven track record includes executive legal leadership, governance and risk management, and commercial and strategic advisory roles. At R & R Lawyers, a firm he co-founded in 2009, Rupert played an instrumental role as a partner and principal for over a decade. The firm specialises in property law, covering conveyancing, commercial leases, and development contracts. His earlier tenure as a Senior Legal Officer with the Department of Defence of Australia provided him with a solid foundation in legal practice. Rupert holds a Master of Laws in Applied Law from The College of Law Australia and completed a Notarial Practice Course in 2018. He earned his Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Business in International Business from the University of Technology Sydney, where he also obtained a Graduate Certificate in Legal Practice. His academic pursuits were complemented by active involvement in student organisations such as the Australia-Asia Youth Business Council and the UTS Buddhist Meditation Society. Rupert values collaborative relationships, pragmatic advice, and legal leadership that underpins informed decision-making and successful organisational outcomes.