Kenelm Tonkin, Author at Liberty Itch

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An entrepreneur who has employed 1,470+ people, Kenelm was admitted to the BRW Fast 100 three times with businesses in Australia, NZ, Singapore and New York, where he lived for 12 years. Kenelm’s investment firm performs mid-market leveraged roll-ups. He was a regular columnist for the Australian Financial Review. Kenelm is the Founder of Liberty Itch.

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Liberty Itch offers fearless, battle-tested, libertarian ideas. Our clarion call for freedom pits us squarely against those who would crush the individual: the socialist, whose relentless collectivism leads ultimately to barbarity and despair; and the conservative who, in equal measure appalled by our common opponent, seeks merely to conserve the status quo no matter the plight of the individual.