Mudford: Grayland's job done

Institute of Financial Advisers chief executive Penny Mudford says professional development director Joe Grayland achieved what he was appointed to do in his 18 months in the job.

Thursday, April 11th 2013, 6:00AM 1 Comment

It was announced yesterday that Grayland is leaving his position next month to take up a job with another organisation.

Good Returns was told that it was because of internal ructions over this year’s IFA conference.

The conference was moved from Nelson to Auckland will be held earlier in the year to accommodate Graham Rich and his PortfolioConstruction Forum Symposium.

The IFA event will now run directly after Rich’s event next month.

Mudford said Grayland came to the IFA to establish a learning and development framework.

“Over the past 18 months, he has achieved this. We now have a full and comprehensive professional development programme plus our designated CPD website for members to manage their CPD hours required for both IFA and FMA.”

He had created learning partnerships with IBANZ and AML Solutions and IFA was finalising arrangements with Massey University.

Mudford said a replacement would be appointed soon.

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On 11 April 2013 at 1:27 pm Roger said:

Excellent, well that worked out very well for everyone

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Mudford: Grayland's job done

Institute of Financial Advisers chief executive Penny Mudford says professional development director Joe Grayland achieved what he was appointed to do in his 18 months in the job.

Thursday, April 11th 2013, 6:00AM 1 Comment

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