Nicolette Rubinsztein

Appointed to the Board as an independent director on 1 December 2015. Ms. Rubinsztein, a highly respected leader and author in the fields of retirement and gender diversity, currently holds non-executive directorships in the finance industry and Greenpeace, a pro bono role on the Conexus Institute Advisory Board and a membership role on the Allianz Retire+ advisory panel. Up until February 2022, Ms. Rubinsztein held directorships with the Class Group of Companies and in July 2022 resigned from SuperEd. Formerly a senior executive in the wealth management industry, having held three general manager roles at Commonwealth Bank of Australia/Colonial First State over a period of 14 years as well as senior roles at BT as the Vice President and Head of Product Management and a consulting actuary role at Towers Perrin. President of the Actuaries Institute in 2019 and previously on the board of ASFA from 2007 to 2015 and chair of its Super System Design Council. Ms. Rubinsztein was recognised for her work in superannuation policy and was awarded ASFA Lifetime Membership, ASFA Distinguished Service Award and the inaugural Financial Services Council Industry Excellence Award. Ms. Rubinsztein is also a UNSW Alumni Leader, a member of Macquarie University’s Faculty of Business and Economics Industry Advisory Board and author of the book "Not Guilty".