Equip Super CEO to step down from position
The chief executive of Equip Super, Scott Cameron, has announced he will be wrapping up his time in the role next year, with the appointment of a new CEO expected to come into effect in March.
Cameron will step down after more than six years as CEO of the fund, having overseen a period of transformation and strong growth including a merger and successor fund transfers.
Equip Super Chair, Michael Cameron, thanked Cameron for his contributions to the fund.
“Scott has shown exceptional leadership and service as CEO. He has led our growth and transformation, including the merger of Equip Super and Catholic Super, and the successor fund transfers of Toyota Super and BOC Super,” he said.
“He has also provided steadfast leadership through considerable change, including the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing regulatory demands, and ongoing global market volatility.”
Cameron also confirmed he will remain in the role while a recruitment search gets underway for his replacement.
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