JANA grows NFP consulting capabilities with senior appointment

JANA Investment Advisers has reaffirmed its commitment to the not-for-profit (NFP) sector by expanding its consulting capabilities with the appointment of Linda Trusler as Senior Consultant.
Commencing in the role as of 14 July, Trusler has been spearheading JANA’s investment consulting team and working closely with institutional clients on their NFP investment goals, ensuring customised outcomes across strategy, governance and general advice.
“We’re delighted to welcome Linda to JANA. Her extensive investment experience, including senior leadership roles across asset management and superannuation, will be invaluable to our Not-for-Profit clients,” Michael Maher, Head of Not-for-Profit Consulting at JANA, said.
“In recent years, JANA has significantly expanded our support for the NFP sector – both in the number of clients we work with and the depth of advice we provide. Linda’s appointment strengthens our ability to service that growing client base while continuing to deliver deeply considered, purpose-aligned advice.
“Her industry contributions through advisory, policy and education roles also reflect the breadth of insight she brings to our team and clients.”
Trusler boasts over 20 years of experience across investment management, superannuation and consulting, having held several senior roles at Legal Super, CCI Asset Management and Mercer, as well as Chief Investment Officer at Rajomon Asset Management most recently.
“I’m thrilled to be joining JANA at a time of strong momentum in the NFP sector. I’m passionate about working with clients to shape thoughtful, purpose-driven investment strategies, and I look forward to supporting them in achieving long-term, impactful outcomes,” Trusler said.









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