South Australian industry fund StatewideSuper has launched a new website showcasing and logo.
StatewideSuper chief executive John O’Flaherty said members still have access to the same products and services.
StatewideSuper’s master fund, Auswide, has changed its name to StatewideSuper Choice Plus and has also changed its look, the fund announced.
“We are proud of our South Australian heritage and believe our new look embraces our commitment to providing superior service to our members and employers,” O’Flaherty said.
The logo colours of blue and terracotta represent the South Australian coast and inland plains while the shoots in the logo are symbols of potential and growth that highlight the fund’s dedication to a sustainable future, according to StatewideSuper.
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