The Investing and Saving Alliance CEO Carol Knight will step down in August after four years in the role.
Knight is expected to work with TISA as a consultant adviser for the next two years, which the organisation set out will help to "ensure a smooth transition and continued delivery for members". The search for Knight's successor is underway. Knight, who has been with TISA for 22 years, has held a range of roles at the organisation, including chief operations officer, operations director, head of member services and director of member services. The exiting CEO's influence has been felt across a range of initiatives and developments, including the support of major ISA reforms spanning...
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