Potter goes full-time at IMAP
The Institute of Managed Account Professionals (IMAP) last week announced new appointments to its Advisory Board.
The organisation said the changes had been made concurrent with the chairman of IMAP, Toby Potter, moving to a more full-time role within the organisation following his departure from his role as national manager, Platform Strategy and Managed Accounts with IOOF.
The Advisory Board provides guidance to the IMAP management team on strategic direction, discussions with regulators and suitable topics and presenters for IMAP events.
The members of the Advisory Board are:
Adam Seccombe — Implemented Portfolios
Andrew Tracy — JB Were
Brett Sanders — Philo Capital
Dan Powell — OneVue
Ian Knox — Paragem
John McIlroy — Crystal Wealth
Sam Marshall — IRESS
Steven Karrasch — Select Asset Management
Tom Bignill — Mason Stevens
Tom Glynn — DNR
Benjamin Abell — Colonial First State
Steve Thomas — netwealth
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