Dwyer to depart First State Super

17 May 2018
| By Mike |
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Long-serving First State Super chief executive, Michael Dwyer will retire in November.

The First State board announced Dwyer’s intended retirement today, noting that it would occur at the end of his current contract on 30 November.

Confirming the arrangement, First State chairman, Neil Cochrane, paid tribute to Dwyer’s contribution to the fund and the broader superannuation funds industry.

He said a leading search firm had been retained to find Dwyer’s replacement and he would remain in his role until the new CEO settled in.

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