Telstra Super has named Martin Crowe as its new chief executive.
Martin Crowe has been appointed the new chief executive of Telstra Super.
Crowe has held the role as acting chief for the $10 billion superannuation fund for the last month, following the departure of former boss Terry McCredden.
McCredden took up the role of chief executive with industry fund Unisuper in June.
"Martin is taking on this role at an important time and on behalf of the board I congratulate him on his appointment. Martin will ensure that Telstra Super continues to focus on delivering outstanding service to our members," Telstra Super chair Clive Batrouney said.
"With eight years experience as Telstra Super's chief financial officer and company secretary, Martin has an in-depth understanding of the business and the superannuation industry, which holds him in good stead for the additional responsibilities of chief executive."
Crowe also sits on Telstra Super's audit and compliance, remuneration and investment committees.
Telstra Super has more than 95,000 members and over $10 billion of assets under management (AUM).
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