NEW CEO FOR WILSON MADE OFFICIAL

NEW CEO FOR WILSON MADE OFFICIAL
WILSON HTM Investment Group (ASX:WIG) has officially appointed Alexander (Sandy) Grant as managing director.
Grant has been acting CEO since July 2, following the resignation of Andrew Coppin.

Chairman Steven Skala said in a statement that Grant’s leadership experience would serve him well.

“Sandy Grant is a respected leader in our business with a breadth of experience.

“He has worked in the stockbroking and wealth management industries for more than 30 years and joined Wilson HTM in 1992,” he says.

Grant will retain his role as director of Pinnacle Investment Management Limited.

Further reading here.

Get our daily business news

Sign up to our free email news updates.

Please tick to verify that you are not a robot

 

Help us deliver quality journalism to you.
As a free and independent news site providing daily updates
during a period of unprecedented challenges for businesses everywhere
we call on your support

Australian Millennial managers look to offshoring to solve global talent shortage problem
Partner Content
New research reveals that more than half of Australia’s next-gen leaders are cons...
Cloudstaff
Advertisement

Related Stories

Fintech Paypa Plane to double team size after securing $10m in Series A backed by Mastercard

Fintech Paypa Plane to double team size after securing $10m in Series A backed by Mastercard

Brisbane-based cloud payments software provider Paypa Plane has rai...

What can we learn from the collapse of Porter Davis Homes Group?

What can we learn from the collapse of Porter Davis Homes Group?

Today was a dark day for the Australian construction industry with ...

Infrastructure builder Lloyd Group goes bust amidst "eroded project margins"

Infrastructure builder Lloyd Group goes bust amidst "eroded project margins"

After 44 years in business as a family company that started in Melb...

Another home builder collapses as Porter Davis calls in liquidators

Another home builder collapses as Porter Davis calls in liquidators

A home builder that was forecasting $555 million in revenue this fi...