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IFSA hunts for new CEO
The Investment and Financial Services Association (IFSA) has begun the hunt for a new chief executive, following the announcement this week that incumbent CEO, Richard Gilbert, will be retiring effective from the end of September.
Gilbert’s resignation decision was announced by IFSA late on Wednesday with the organisation’s chairman David Deverall saying Gilbert would be assuming a part-time role of associate director.
Gilbert has been associated with IFSA for more than a decade and is expected to continue to play a strong role with respect to the organisation’s relations with the Federal Government.
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