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TFSA announces Mr Andrew Kennedy as its permanent CEO

10 May 2017
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Total Financial Solutions Australia (TFSA) – a wholly-owned subsidiary of Countplus Limited (ASX: CUP) today announced the appointment to a permanent position of its acting Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Kennedy.

Mr Kennedy’s permanent appointment was announced by Countplus CEO Matthew Rowe.

“I am pleased to announce Andrew’s appointment to the permanent role of CEO from effect today,” Mr Rowe said.

“Andrew will lead the business towards capturing strong market momentum behind high-quality licensees offering a natural home to professional and ethical financial advice in Australia.

“The Countplus network wishes Andrew and the TFSA Board well with its efforts.”

Independent TFSA Board chairman Mark Rantall said Andrew has demonstrated depth and commitment to the business and its unique approach to supporting high calibre financial advice, over the past several months in the role of acting CEO.

“Combining his experience and knowledge of the financial services sector, Andrew’s leadership will help TFSA to continue evolving its professional, ethical support and guidance to TFSA licensed advisers,” Mr Rantall said.

Andrew Kennedy said he has observed the capability and passion that exists across the TFSA network, and he welcomes the chance to support a unique and strong licensee offer.

“I am excited about the new role and opportunity to lead and grow TFSA on behalf of all advisers and their clients,” Mr Kennedy said.

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