Dunstan appointed to Wealth Within board

appointments financial services industry real estate investment executive director

15 June 2011
| By Milana Pokrajac |
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Founder of Australian Unity Funds Management and an industry veteran, Craig Dunstan, has been appointed a non-executive director of investment firm Wealth Within.

Wealth Within executive director and founder Dale Gillham (pictured) announced the appointment and said Dunstan would provide “his wealth of experience through attending board meetings and providing strategic input to the management of the company”.

Dunstan spent over 25 years in the financial services industry in Australia, during which he founded Australian Unity Funds Management, real estate investment manager MacarthurCook and National Mutual subsidiary ACC Fund Management.

He previously held a role as a board member on the Asian Public Real Estate Association and is currently a non-executive director and member of the investment committee of Australia Scholarship Group Friendly Society among other roles.

“Dunstan will bring with him a great depth of knowledge and experience, and this will help us break new ground with the group’s offerings taking our business forward to where we know it can be,” Gillham said.

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