ipac appoints three state-based general managers

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27 February 2013
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Following its decision to merge with financial advisory firm Tynan Mackenzie late last year, ipac has appointed Eric Gibson, Nick Brinkworth and Craig Weber as general managers for New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria respectively.

With the new managers tasked with leading the growth strategy for their region, ipac managing director Tim Steele said the appointments demonstrated the benefit of increased scale as a result of the merger.

"All three of our general managers bring significant industry experience, and with their passion for financial advice, will provide instrumental leadership in their respective states," he said.

Gibson was most recently ipac's chief operating officer and has been with the dealer group since 2004.

Joining ipac in 2003, Brinkworth most recently led the dealer's advice firms on the Gold Coast, Brisbane and North Queensland and managed the business acquisition team in Sydney.

Weber was previously Tynan Mackenzie's operations manager.

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