Industry superannuation fund Club Plus Super has made three new appointments to its management team as part of the fund's growth strategy.
Nici Andronicus joins as head of strategic relationships, Gemma Dooley as head of investments, and Lindy Hunt as head of legal, risk, and compliance.
Andronicus will be responsible for strengthening the fund's position and forging new strategic relationships to drive growth and development. She was most recently at ClubsNSW as marketing events, and partnerships manager.
Club Plus Super's chief executive, Paul Cahill, said "Nici has great industry relationships and as a former world champion triathlon and modern pentathlon athlete, Nici is a highly driven person who I know will have a positive impact on the Fund".
Dooley will be responsible for implementing the trustee's investment strategy, overseeing the fund's investment governance functions, and managing relationships with the fund's asset consultant, custodian, and external investment managers.
Dooley was most recently general manager for institutional business at Perpetual.
"At this stage of our expansion and development, Gemma's appointment acknowledges the increasingly sophisticated nature of our investment offering and the trustee's dedication to securing the best possible investment performance for our members," Cahill said.
Hunt will be maintaining and implementing an effective risk management framework for the fund. She joins from Mercer where she was a senior solicitor, and principal of Mercer's governance and legal consulting practice.
"Through her consulting role at Mercer, Lindy worked extensively with Club Plus Super for almost 10 years and brings more than 20 years of legal experience to our fund," Cahill said.
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