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Media Super appoints new CIO

Media Super appoints new CIO
by Staff Writer
Jul 2, 2009
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Media Super has appointed Dr Jon Glass as its Chief Investment Officer (CIO), following the board’s decision to appoint a dedicated CIO after the merger between Print Super and Just Super last year.

Glass (pictured) has worked in asset consulting, stock broking and fund management for over 25 years, most recently as a director of Sydney-based investment advisory company FineAnswers.

 

"This is a significant appointment for Media Super and signals our growth within the industry fund sector," said Media Super chief executive Ross Martin.

 

Media Super recently marked its first anniversary since the merger of Print Super and Just Super, with chairman Gerard Noonan saying an average of 1000 new members have since joined each month.

 

"Given the current ongoing economic climate, Media Super, like other funds, is facing challenging times," said Noonan. "Part of our first year plan was to consolidate the benefits of the merger. Now we are entering a new phase of the business where we will be actively looking at growing membership numbers."

 

Media Super has 115,000 members in the printing and media industry, with funds approaching $2.5 billion.

 


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