Centrepoint Alliance (ASX:CAF) - Chief Executive Officer, John Shuttleworth
Chief Executive Officer, John Shuttleworth
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  • Centrepoint Alliance (CAF) recruits former General Manager of Platforms and Investments at BT Financial Group, John Shuttleworth, as its new CEO
  • Mr Shuttleworth says it is a privilege to lead the company through its next phase of growth
  • The new appointment is expected to join the Centrepoint board in due course as the Managing Director
  • Shares closed today’s session up 4.35 per cent to trade at 24 cents.

Centrepoint Alliance (CAF) has recruited former General Manager of Platforms and Investments at BT Financial Group, John Shuttleworth, as its new CEO.

Centrepoint Chairman Alan Fisher said the company was pleased to attract an executive of Mr Shuttleworth’s calibre to lead the company.

“Over the last three years Centrepoint Alliance has focused on building and strengthening our licensee services through a period of significant industry change,” he said.

“John will lead the Company through our next phase of growth as we focus on expanding our service offering and digitising key services.”

The new CEO was previously at BT Financial Group for 14 years, where he was responsible for $115 billion in assets under administration and $40 billion in funds under management.

Mr Shuttleworth said it was a privilege to lead the ASX-lister through its next phase of growth.

“I have been impressed by the calibre and professionalism of Centrepoint Alliance executives and their passion for advice,” he said.

“Centrepoint Alliance has a great culture and is a Company with a strong foundation for growth.”

Centrepoint also said it was expected that Mr Shuttleworth would join the Centrepoint board in due course as the Managing Director.

Centrepoint Alliance shares closed today’s session up 4.35 per cent to trade at 24 cents.

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