The Irish Association of Pension Funds (IAPF) has announced that its current CEO, Jerry Moriarty, is to step down from the role at the end of February.
In an email to members, IAPF chairperson, Kevin Cruise O’Shea, thanked Moriarty, who has served as CEO for 17 years, for the “significant role that he has played in the success of the IAPF over the past 17 years and wished him well for the future”.
As a result of his departure, the IAPF is seeking applications for a new CEO to provide “visionary leadership and strategic direction” whilst playing a “key role in shaping the future of the association ensuring its sustainability, growth, and alignment with regulatory standards”.
The role reports to the IAPF Council and the chosen candidate will act as the primary representative and advocate for the IAPF.
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