Profit-for-members super fund Sunsuper has announced that Georgina Williams, former AustralianSuper group executive for engagement, advocacy and brand, has joined its board.
In a statement, Sunsuper said Ms Williams was selected by an “independent, national recruitment search” by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland to replace Theresa Moltoni as one of the chamber’s three appointments to the fund’s board.
Sunsuper chair Andrew Fraser said the appointment will support the fund’s growth, citing Ms Williams’ more than 25 years of experience as a benefit to the fund.
“Ms Williams’ appointment will complement the diverse and significant pool of talent that already sits on the Sunsuper board,” Mr Fraser said
Ms Williams has previously held positions with NAB, Bank of Melbourne, and Food and Wine Victoria, and has also worked in the wealth sector in the UK.
Sunsuper was also named on Monday as one of the businesses to front the royal commission in August as part of the fifth round of public hearings.
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