IMA Chief Executive to step down at the end of 2012
IMA Chief Executive Richard Saunders has announced that he plans to step down from his role at the end of 2012.
He said:
"After 11 years in this role I feel it is time for me to move on. It has been a great privilege to work with a first-rate team at the IMA and I am very proud of what we have achieved together since the Association was set up in 2002.
"I know that my successor will be taking charge of an organisation in very good shape to meet the challenges of the coming years."
Douglas Ferrans, Chairman of IMA said:
"I would like to thank Dick for his leadership and commitment to the investment management industry during his tenure as Chief Executive. He has been a driving force in developing a strong voice for our industry in recent years, and has built a first class management team around him.
"Dick goes with the board's very best wishes for the future."
A process will commence shortly to identify Richard Saunders' successor.
"After 11 years in this role I feel it is time for me to move on. It has been a great privilege to work with a first-rate team at the IMA and I am very proud of what we have achieved together since the Association was set up in 2002.
"I know that my successor will be taking charge of an organisation in very good shape to meet the challenges of the coming years."
Douglas Ferrans, Chairman of IMA said:
"I would like to thank Dick for his leadership and commitment to the investment management industry during his tenure as Chief Executive. He has been a driving force in developing a strong voice for our industry in recent years, and has built a first class management team around him.
"Dick goes with the board's very best wishes for the future."
A process will commence shortly to identify Richard Saunders' successor.
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