Brunel CEO: "policy changes work best when all parties are on the same journey"

Pools that successfully implement the government’s new LGPS policies will only be able to do so because the pool and administering authorities have all travelled that journey together argues Laura Chappell, CEO of Brunel Pension Partnership.

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Brunel CEO: ‘policy changes work best when all parties are on the same journey’

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