IFM Board Members
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Garry WeavenBEc, Dip. Ed (Latrobe) Garry Weaven is Chair of Industry Funds Management, a leading investment service provider to the superannuation industry.
He is also a Director of Members Equity Bank, which is owned by 36 superannuation funds, and of Pacific Hydro, a world leader in renewable energy. He is also a Board Member of VicUrban, the Victorian Government's residential and urban renewal development agency, and was a foundation board member of Melbourne's Docklands Authority.
He was recently appointed to the Federal Government's Superannuation Advisory Committee and to Infrastructure Australia the body charged with advising Government on priorities for infrastructure.
His involvement with the superannuation and funds management industry follows a successful career in the union movement which culminated in being elected Assistant Secretary of the ACTU in 1986.
He played a seminal role in the development of the industry superannuation fund movement and in 1994 founded Industry Fund Services, a diversified financial services provider, which was successfully merged with Members Equity Bank in 2007.
Anna BoothBEc (USyd) Anna Booth is a former director of the Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (“SOCOG”), Commonwealth Bank of Australia, National Road Motorists Association, former Chair of Industry Funds Investments Limited and member of the Westpac Customer Committee.
Brian PollockFellow (API), Senior Associate (ANZIIF) Brian Pollock has over 35 years experience in superannuation, financial services and property investment.
Michael MigroMichael Migro has had a broad and extensive career in funds management and financial services, both domestically and more recently, in the USA spanning over 35 years.
Murray BleachCPA, MAppFin, BA (Financial Studies) Murray commenced his career as a Chartered Accountant with KPMG Peat Marwick in Sydney, Australia and Dallas, Texas. In 1987 he joined Bankers Trust Australia, where he worked in Capital Markets, Structured Finance. As part of Macquarie Bank's acquisition of Bankers Trust Australia, Murray moved to Macquarie in 1999. Murray transferred to Macquarie's New York office in 2000 to lead and develop the North American Infrastructure business. In 2004 Murray was appointed Head of North America and Director and Co-CEO of Macquarie Capital (USA) Inc and President of Macquarie Holdings (USA) Inc. Murray returned to Australia in 2008 to become Global Head of Macquarie's Private Placements Group. Murray retired from Macquarie Group in December 2009 and took up the position as Interim CEO of Intoll in early 2010.
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