A former partner at Perth law firm Jackson McDonald, Adam Levin was an experienced commercial and taxation lawyer and businessman.
Mr Levin was a member of the advisory panel to the Federal Government Board of Taxation, and worked with Australia’s largest Indigenous trusts and corporations as well as many private foundations and large not-for-profit service delivery organisations. He was intimately involved in the design of an inter-generational governance structure for the largest Native Title Settlement in Australian History, a $1.3bn settlement between the state and the Noongar indigenous people.
In business he had interests in various areas, notably brewing.
Mr Levin was founder of Touchstones 100, which he established in 2020 to provide private advisory, governance and leadership services to a select group of private clients and family offices with a connection to Australia.
He passed away in October 2025, aged 58.
