Fitzpatricks Private Wealth CEO to depart

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16 November 2022
| By Laura Dew |
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Matt Fogarty, chief executive of Fitzpatricks Private Wealth (FPW), has announced he will depart the firm.

Fogarty had worked at the firm, part of Fitzpatricks Group, for the last five years and would leave later this month.

He joined in June 2018 from MLC where he was general manager of Garvan and MLC Financial Planning.

Jasia Fabig would take on the role in an interim capacity, she had been working as a consultant at the firm and previously held the position of general manager at MLC Advice.

She had 28 years’ experience in financial services.

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Submitted by Anon on Wed, 2022-11-16 11:46

Why Matt?

Submitted by grammar assist on Wed, 2022-11-16 12:18

*has worked at the firm....and *will leave later this month.
Fabig *will take on the role in an interim capacity...She *has 28 years’ experience in financial services.

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