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Australian Unity's Johnston expands advice business

By Julie May
Mon 18 Jan 2010

A Victoria-based Australian Unity Financial Planning (AUFP) member firm has appointed four new staff members. 


The practice, led by the dealer group's former head Ross Johnston, has hired associate financial planner Michael Stojanovski, paraplanner and client services liaison Teniel Christie, undergraduate David Gereeman and customer service receptionist Jan Gilmore.

Stojanovski, formerly with AMP's administration and paraplanning division, moved to AUFP in early 2007 where he was promoted to a senior paraplanner role. 

He will primarily write risk business and run the back office, a statement from Johnston said. 

Christie, who joined AUFP as a personal assistant to Johnston in 2006, moved with him to the practice to take up her new role and will report to Stojanovski and write financial plans and provide customer service. Gereeman, who works part time with the practice while studying banking and finance, will also report to Stojanovski and help with administration duties. Gilmore will provide reception and customer service support.

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