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Sunsuper builds team to support national growth
SunSuper has achieved growth of more than 15 per cent on last year's figures, expanding funds under management (FUM) to $20 billion.
With 11,000 new members signing on and 12,000 employers over the year, the company has completed hiring a new product manager and the two business development managers (BDMs) it signalled it was hunting for last month.
Following the appointment of Andrew Nicholson to general manager, product in August, former MTAA Super BDM Andrew Gledhill will switch to Sunsuper as one of its NSW BDMs.
An unnamed BDM from a retail superannuation background will start with the super fund mid-October.
Sunsuper chief executive Tony Lally said a commitment to developing the best people played a role in the fund's growth.
He said the fund had actively targeted national growth with an advertising campaign it released in August.
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