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Andrea Slattery appointed to bank board

Former SMSF Association chief executive Andrea Slattery will join the board of one of the non-major banks as a non-executive director.

by Miranda Brownlee
January 31, 2019
in News
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AMP Limited has today announced that Andrea Slattery will join the board as a non-executive director effective 15 February 2019, subject to usual pre-appointment processes.

Andrea Slattery has 26 years’ experience in strategy, governance, culture, entrepreneurship and transformational change as a non-executive director, managing director, adviser and business owner.

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She has worked at the University of South Australia as a financial adviser and has run her own consulting and advisory business.

For 14 years, she was the managing director and chief executive of the SMSF Association, which she co-founded.

Ms Slattery’s non-executive director appointments include Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Argo Global Listed Infrastructure, the South Australia Cricket Association, and the Woomera Prohibited Area Advisory Board as of 1 July 2019.

Her advisory appointments include the Australian government’s Innovation and Investment Partnership and Peak Superannuation Advisory Group, the Australian Treasury’s Industry Consensus Working Group and the Adelaide University International Centre for Financial Services.

AMP chair David Murray said that Ms Slattery’s considerable experience in financial services as a business leader, non-executive director and an expert in change brings a strong mix of skills to the AMP board.

“Andrea has built trusted relations with government, industry and consumers, and been a strong advocate for the self-managed superannuation industry, and financial services in general,” Mr Murray said.

“Andrea’s insights into financial advice, wealth management and superannuation will be very valuable to AMP as we continue to simplify and reset our business.”

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  1. C Sense says:
    7 years ago

    Always amazes me how someone can maintain so many board positions and be expected to provide the oversight and stewardship expected of such a position.

    Reply
  2. George Lawrence says:
    7 years ago

    A brave woman. In opera parlance “Brava”. I wish her, and AMP, all the best.

    Reply

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