Netwealth appoints head of operations

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29 October 2013
| By Staff |
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Netwealth Advice Group (NAG) has appointed a new executive to the position of head of operations.

The appointment of Roz Kaye comes as the company looks to grow its advice distribution network. It has made several appointments in the past 10 months.

The role will oversee the operations of the company and its three business lines Pathway Licensee Services, Financial Planning Services Australia and Bridgeport Financial Planning.

Kaye has 20 years experience dealing with licensee operations and was formerly the licensee relationship manager at Premium Wealth Management.

"The Netwealth Advice structure is complete and Roz's industry experience will ensure our continued momentum to expand and deliver increased and improved services to assist advisers to grow their business and be a part of a dynamic group," head of NAG Simon Micallef said.

Kaye said she was excited to be part of a team with a clear vision for growth.

"The Netwealth Advice Group is only a few months old, bringing together its previously acquired businesses, and a lot has been achieved. I'm looking forward to my contribution to make a difference to the business."

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