Morgl Liz Brunetto Gaicd

Liz Brunetto GAICD, MOrgL has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Liz began their career as a Superannuation Consultant and Assistant Product Manager at NSP Buck / Mellon Investor Services in 2000. Liz then joined Sunsuper, where they held several positions including Client Relationship Manager, Customer Experience Specialist, and Direct Engagement Manager, Marketing.

In 2012, Liz joined UniSuper as the QLD Employer Partnership Manager, responsible for managing relationships with employers. Liz also served as a Board Member and Chair of the Governance Committee at The Springfield Anglican College, a non-selective Christian co-educational school, starting in 2019.

Additionally, Liz has served in various committee and advisory roles. Liz was a National Committee Member (Professional Development) at Women in Super and a Queensland Committee Representative at The Pinnacle Foundation, which supports LGBT+ young adults. Liz has also been a National Member Engagement Committee Member at the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) and an Advisory Board Director at the UQ Queensland Brain Institute, focusing on brain research advancements.

Liz's passion for social impact and community involvement is evident through their roles as an Advisory Board Director at The Impact Suite, a fintech solution for the charity and not-for-profit sector, and as a Queensland Advisory Committee Member at SecondBite, a food rescue organization.

Overall, Liz Brunetto's work experience showcases their expertise in superannuation, marketing, governance, and their commitment to education, social impact, and community support.

Liz Brunetto GAICD, MOrgL has a diverse education history. Liz completed a Graduate, Company Directors course (GAICD) at the Australian Institute of Company Directors in 2020. In the same year, they also took the Code of Ethics course at the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA).

From 2011 to 2018, Liz pursued a Masters in Organisational Leadership through the Fund Executives Association Limited at the Melbourne Business School.

In 2018, Liz participated in the Board Readiness Program offered by Women in Technology, which included modules on Business Strategy and Board Governance from the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

In 2004, they obtained a Diploma in Financial Planning from Tribeca, and in 1992, they received a Graduate Diploma in Marketing from the University of Technology Sydney.

Liz also holds a Certificate in Superannuation Management from ASFA, which they obtained in 1993.

Their undergraduate degree, a BEc, was conferred in Economics and Politics from Macquarie University, where they studied from 1985 to 1989.