Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC) has appointed an acting chief customer officer.
Adam Nettheim would become acting chief customer officer, having worked at the fund since 2017. He was previously working as executive manager for customer operations.
He had also worked in senior roles at MLC, Colonial First State and QSuper and had operated his own financial advice practice.
Nettheim would replace Peter Jamieson who had held the role since 2019.
He said: “We have many exciting years ahead of us as a business, and I’m delighted to be leading the team as we deliver an improved and more personalised experience for our customers.
“I’m looking forward to engaging with all of our stakeholders in the New Year as we continue our focus on the transformation of CSC.”
CSC chief executive, Damian Hill, said: “Peter has been a valuable member of the executive team, and throughout his time at CSC he has been a driver of change.
“I also congratulate Adam on his appointment and am confident he will continue to lead our strategic priorities delivering a better experience and outcomes for our customers.”
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