Kinetic Super CEO departs
Industry fund, Kinetic Super has announced its chief executive, Megan Bolton, has departed from her role after a mutual agreement between herself and the board.
The announcement comes seven years after Bolton assumed the role at the fund.
Kinetic Super board chairman, Frank Gullone, said Bolton decided to pursue other opportunities while the board "decided it was time to move forward under a new leadership".
"During her time at Kinetic Super, Ms Bolton led the Fund through a number of strategic initiatives, including a substantial rebrand, streamlining and rationalising of three divisions into one fund, relaunching the Fund's investment platform and building a senior leadership team," Gullone said.
Gullone said an interim chief executive would be appointed shortly.
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