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Equip Super’s chief executive to depart from role

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By Adrian Suljanovic
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3 minute read

The chief executive of a $34 billion super fund has confirmed he will finish his role in 2026.

Equip Super’s CEO Scott Cameron has announced he will be stepping down from his role next year.

Cameron led Equip Super for the past six years, where he oversaw a period of significant growth and transformation for the fund.

Equip Super has confirmed that Cameron will continue to lead the organisation for the time being while it searches for his successor. The transition to a new chief executive is expected to take place in March 2026.

 
 

Chair of Equip Super, Michael Cameron, said the board has commenced the recruitment process and transition planning for their next CEO.

“Scott has shown exceptional leadership and service as CEO. He has led our growth and transformation, including the merger of Equip Super and Catholic Super, and the successor fund transfers of Toyota Super and BOC Super.

“He has also provided steadfast leadership through considerable change, including the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing regulatory demands, and ongoing global market volatility.”

The fund’s chair further thanked the outgoing CEO for his “significant contribution to Equip Super” and his commitment to a smooth transition and handover.