John Brogden appointed IFSA head

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14 July 2009
| By Mike Taylor |
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Former NSW Opposition leader, John Brogden has been named as the new chief executive officer of the Investment and Financial Services Association (IFSA), replacing Richard Gilbert later this year.

Brogden’s appointment was announced by IFSA a short time ago.

Brogden, who resigned from the NSW Opposition leadership in controversial circumstances, has been most recently Chief Executive of health insurance provider, Manchester Unity.

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