As well as now leading the Aviva Master Trust business, Suzanne will retain her current responsibilities for workplace proposition.
Emma Douglas, Director of Workplace Savings & Retirement at Aviva said: “I’m delighted to have Suzanne at the helm of the Aviva Master Trust. I’ve no doubt she will bring to the role the same enthusiasm and passion she does within workplace proposition.”
Suzanne Rose said: “It's a really exciting time to take on the Master Trust role, with significant market growth predicted over the next few years. I look forward to building on what has already been achieved and hope to take our high quality offering to more members, clients and their advisers.”
Elizabeth Renshaw-Ames, Chair of the Aviva Master Trust Trustees said: “It’s great to have Suzanne join us to lead the Aviva Master Trust team, particularly at this exciting time in its development when we’re seeing more employers and trustees beginning to recognise the role that master trusts can play in making the most of workplace savings for retirement to improve the quality of later life.”
Martin Palmer, who has been Head of Master Trust for the past three years, has decided to leave Aviva for semi-retirement. However, after almost 32 years with Aviva and its respective companies, he plans to remain involved with the pensions industry.
Emma Douglas said: “Martin has been instrumental in driving the Aviva Master Trust forward and leaves it in an exciting place. We wish him all the best for whatever he does next.”
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