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Vamos signs off from ASFA role
The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) is now in the hands of interim chief executive, Jim Minto, with Pauline Vamos having signed off from the role on Friday, last week.
ASFA independent chairman, Michael Easson, confirmed that Friday had been Vamos' last day with the organisation, although it was understood she would continue to have some involvement in the planning of the organisation's annual conference.
Minto, the former chief executive of major insurer, TAL, was announced as the interim ASFA CEO earlier this month.
ASFA is yet to announce the name of Vamos' full-time successor, although a search process has been underway since she announced her intended resignation in March, this year.
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