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The Pensions Trust, today announces the appointment of Niel Gavin as Regional Development Manager for the South West.
Niel has been appointed as part of The Pensions Trust’s strategy to develop its DB Complete product, a fully bundled solution for defined benefit (DB) legacy schemes. He has worked in corporate pensions consulting and management for 22 years and has been a direct scheme manager for both defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) schemes.

 Niel also has extensive experience in scheme de-risking and cost reduction and worked on many projects with both private and public sector employers. He will join the regional team to support and drive the expansion of the Trust, and push for new business, particularly in the DB legacy market, by engaging with the corporate adviser community. Previously Niel worked for Equinti and in the past he has also worked for Mercer, The Oval Group, Land Securities and Friends Provident. 

 Mike Ramsey, Chief Executive of The Pensions Trust, said: “We are pleased to announce the appointment of Niel Gavin as the new Regional Development Manager for the South West. Niel has a wealth of technical knowledge and understands first-hand what it is like to manage a pension scheme. His expertise will be invaluable to The Pensions Trust as we move to develop our position in the DB legacy market following the launch of DB Complete.”

 Niel Gavin, Regional Development Manager, said: “This is an exciting time for The Pensions Trust as it builds on the launch of its DB Complete product. I am very much looking forward to working with the Business Development Team and engaging the corporate adviser community in the South West.”
  

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