Noall & Co appoints new GM


Guardian Advice related firm, insurance and superannuation specialist, Noall & Co has appointed a new general manager - Gavin Glozier.
The company, which incorporates Strictly Super, announced the appointment this week stating that Glozier had developed a strong profile in the industry based on his work with the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) and in his time at AMP, Asteron Life and Macquarie.
Confirming the appointment, Noall & Co managing director, Marc Bineham said Glozier would start in this new role immediately and would be based in North Sydney.
He said Glozier would have a focus on corporate governance and the cross promotion of value added services for clients of the two companies.
Noall & Co and Strictly Super recently moved from long term licensee Professional Investment Services to enter the new relationship with Suncorp-owned licensee, Guardian Advice.
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