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Mine Wealth + Wellbeing rebrands to Mine Super
Industry superannuation fund Mine Wealth + Wellbeing has changed its name to Mine Super in a bid to better reflect its heritage and refreshed purpose and vision.
Mine Super chief executive officer, Harry Mitchell, said the fund’s evolution would continue to help members achieve exceptional retirement outcomes.
He said the brand evolution was an important milestone in the execution of Mine Super’s new strategic plan, but that the fund remained “of the mining community and for the mining community”.
“Although we’ve changed our name to Mine Super, our core values remain the same: a commitment to the financial future of our members, and a pledge to have their back.”
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