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La Trobe Financial has announced the appointment of two further executives to accommodate its growing business.

31 Oct 2014
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Ms Cheree Cain who has been with La Trobe Financial for 11 years has been promoted to Executive Head of Investor Operations.

Cheree began her career with the Australian Investments & Securities Commission (ASIC) where she worked for over 13 years in supervisory roles before joining La Trobe Financial in December of 2003.

She soon found her niche in leading the investor liaison team in the growing retail Mortgage Fund operations which services over 10,550 retail mum and dad investors. This retail arm of La Trobe Financial is now the largest fund of its type in Australia with over $810 million of retail investments.

La Trobe Financial has also promoted Ms Caterina Nesci to Executive Head of Communications. Caterina an equally experienced operator has over 10 years’ experience working in various roles with a number of international organisations in Australia, London and Hong Kong.

In June 2010, she returned to Melbourne after working in Asia as Marketing & Events Manager. Caterina has worked very hard and shown a real passion with her work which is infectious. La Trobe Financial’s President & CEO Greg O’Neill commented that “Caterina has made a significant contribution with the company’s brand positioning, marketing and events and we all believe we are yet to see some of her greatest work.”

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