Hassan Fayyaz

Hassan Fayyaz is an Australian entrepreneur, investor, and business leader with interests spanning luxury transportation, hospitality, property development, social enterprise, and the not-for-profit sector. He is recognised for building high-performing organisations, fostering strategic partnerships, and creating commercial ventures that deliver meaningful social impact.

As Founder and Chief Executive Officer of R Ally’s Transfers, Hassan has established one of Australia’s leading national luxury transportation companies. Under his leadership, the business has become a trusted partner to Australia’s premier five-star hotels, Parliament House, private aviation operators, international airlines, leading universities, corporate institutions, and private clientele, delivering premium transport solutions with an uncompromising focus on service excellence.

Hassan serves as President of the Board of Goldbridge, a leading Australian Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) with more than 35 years of service transforming lives through rehabilitation and recovery. Recognised among the world’s leading rehabilitation organisations, Goldbridge continues to deliver evidence-based programs that create lasting outcomes for individuals, families, and communities. Through his governance leadership, Hassan is committed to strengthening the organisation’s impact, sustainability, and long-term strategic vision.

Driven by a strong belief that business should be a force for good, Hassan is also Partner and Director of Served Water, a purpose-led social enterprise that donates 50% of its profits to leading Australian charities. Through this venture, he has helped demonstrate how commercial success can be directly aligned with measurable social outcomes and long-term community benefit.

Hassan is also the Founder and Director of JOHAS Activewear, an Australian premium activewear brand built on the philosophy of empowering individuals to live healthier, more active lives. The brand combines quality, innovation and purpose, while supporting community initiatives and reflecting Hassan's commitment to building businesses that create both commercial success and positive social impact.

Beyond his operating businesses, Hassan is an active investor in sectors shaping Australia’s future economy. He is a shareholder in One Hospitality Group, which is introducing globally acclaimed culinary brands to Australia while expanding a premium hospitality portfolio across Sydney and Brisbane.

He is also a shareholder in a leading property development company with more than $800 million in projects planned across Southeast Queensland. The portfolio includes strategically positioned mixed-use precincts that are expected to play an important role in the region’s growth leading into and beyond the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Across his commercial and philanthropic pursuits, Hassan has built a reputation for strategic thinking, long-term value creation, and principled leadership. His experience spans corporate governance, investment, large-scale business growth, stakeholder engagement, and social impact, enabling him to contribute a unique perspective at the intersection of enterprise, community, and sustainable development.

Hassan remains committed to creating organisations that generate lasting economic value while delivering positive outcomes for people, communities, and future generations.

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