Box exits as Count Financial GM

21 December 2018
| By Mike |
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Count Financial will kick off 2019 looking for a new general manager, following the resignation of Ed Box

The company’s planners were told today that Box had resigned from his role as general manager of Count and would be replaced in the interim by Michael Spurr.

In a message to planners, executive general manager, Advice Hugh Humphrey said Box would be leaving the Count business to pursue a new retail banking opportunity outside of the Commonwealth Bank group.

“I’ve appointed Michael Spurr as the acting GM Count, effective from today, and in the new year, I will be running an internal and external search for this important leadership role,” Humphrey’s message said. 
 

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