Lesley Alexander re-elected as PMI president
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The incumbent president of the Pensions Management Institute, ZenZero Consulting director Lesley Alexander, has been re-elected. Tesco Pension Fund chair Ruston Smith has been appointed to chair the PMI Board, while Rosie Lacey, group pensions manager at De La Rue, has been elected as the PMI's new vice-president.
Lacey replaces Tim Phillips, while Sara Cook, principal at Barnett Waddingham remains in her role for a further year, having been elected as vice-president in 2020.
Smith succeeds Alan Whalley, who remains a non-executive director for a further year.
Lacey replaces Tim Phillips, while Sara Cook, principal at Barnett Waddingham remains in her role for a further year, having been elected as vice-president in 2020.
Smith succeeds Alan Whalley, who remains a non-executive director for a further year.
Alexander said: "As the pensions industry continues to battle challenges from coronavirus pandemic and the economic uncertainty it has created, I am delighted to continue to support the PMI as it aims to help guide the industry through these unchartered waters."
Newly appointed chair Ruston Smith added: “With the challenges facing the pensions industry growing by the day, the role of the PMI in supporting, informing, and equipping trustees and pension professionals to carry out their roles has never been more important. I’m excited to working with the PMI team to continue its excellent work, raising professional standards across the UK through its wide range of activities, courses and events.”
Newly appointed chair Ruston Smith added: “With the challenges facing the pensions industry growing by the day, the role of the PMI in supporting, informing, and equipping trustees and pension professionals to carry out their roles has never been more important. I’m excited to working with the PMI team to continue its excellent work, raising professional standards across the UK through its wide range of activities, courses and events.”
