Leggo to chair Telstra Super

22 June 2010
| By Mike |
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The man who chaired Canberra-based aviation industry fund AvSuper for around 20 years, David Leggo, has been appointed as the new independent chairman of Telstra Super — the nation’s largest corporate super fund.

Leggo will take up his appointment from 1 July for a three-year term.

Leggo succeeds Clive Batrouney who is retiring after seven years as chair of the fund.

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