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James Double promoted to main Punter Southall Governance Services Board

Topic:

PSGS news

Date published:

Friday, 1 February 2019

A quartet of promotions at Punter Southall Governance Services (PSGS) has seen James Double promoted to Director with a seat on the main PSGS board.

James, who is an Associate of the Pensions Management Institute, has headed up trusteeship and technical for the firm since February 2017. The promotion sees him appointed to the Board of Directors, joining Wayne Phelan (MD), Stuart Southall (Chairman) and Edwin Bruce-Gardner.

Wayne Phelan, PSGS’s Managing Director, commented:

“James has excelled in his role heading up professional trusteeship for PSGS, helping improve and expand our services and further develop our technical strength. His appointment to the PSGS Board is great news - it will enable us to deliver our strategic objectives more effectively and help PSGS’ next phase of growth.”

The announcement also saw Kevin Kenneally promoted to Client Director and James Duggan and Curtis Mitchell to Scheme Manager.

 

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