Pensions - Articles - Mike Ramsey joins The Pensions Trust as Chief Executive


 Mike Ramsey has been announced as the new Chief Executive of The Pensions Trust. Mr Ramsey joins The Pensions Trust after having run several businesses and divisions for companies such as AXA, AEGON, Cigna and American Express. Prior to joining Mike’s most recent role was as CEO at Barbon Insurance Group. Mike has been acting as Interim Chief Executive of The Pensions Trust since April this year.
  
 Mike will be responsible for leading The Pensions Trust and will act as the main link between the Trustee Board and the Trust’s Senior Management Group. Mike will also ensure that the Trust is managed in accordance with the Trust Deed and Rules and will formulate the Trust’s investment and business strategy. His appointment comes during a time of restructure for The Pensions Trust and a drive to focus the business on strategic development.
  
 Sarah Smart, Chair of Trustee Board at The Pensions Trust, said: “We are delighted to welcome Mike Ramsey as Chief Executive of The Pensions Trust. Against some stiff competition, the Board has agreed that Mike has the right blend of leadership skills, strategic visions and change management capability to lead the Trust through the next stage of its development. Mike brings with him years of experience and will be an invaluable part of the Trust’s continuing commitment to provide the best possible pension solutions for participating employers and members.”
  
 Mike Ramsey said: “I am looking forward to my new role at The Pensions Trust and continuing the work which I have been a part of since April this year. I am pleased to be working with The Pensions Trust and to continue to develop its strategy to ensure that the Trust provides the best possible solutions for employers and members.”
  

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