CII director and PFS board member Gill White retires

Joined the professional body in 2020

Isabel Baxter
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Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) director Gill White has retired from the professional body and from the Personal Finance Society (PFS) board.

Professional Adviser understands that the learning and assessment director retired from the CII group at the end of 2025. It is understood that the PFS has not added an individual to its board to replace White, though the organisation is currently advertising for a new member director. As learning and assessment director at the CII, White's role grew to include the group's marketing functions and learning content. In January 2024, she additionally took on the role of acting CEO of the CII group shortly after former CEO Allan Vallance departed and prior to Matthew Hill joining in Ap...

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