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Sue is a partner/executive director in the Investment Advisory practice of Pitcher Partners Melbourne, which advises on funds under management in excess of $4 billion. The practice provides investment advisory, investment management portfolio administration reporting and analysis services to the firm’s private clients, family groups, superannuation funds and not-for-profit and membership organisations. Sue has in excess of thirty years experience in the provision of financial and investment advice and has earned an enviable industrywide reputation. Prior to joining Pitcher Partners, Sue worked as an accountant in both the profession and industry, and subsequently held a number of senior financial positions in the Victorian Government Departments or Premier and Cabinet and Treasury and Finance. Sue joined Pitcher Partners Melbourne in 1998 and was admitted to the partnership in 2003. Within the firm, Sue services on the Income Committee and Chairs the Investment Committee. Current appointments • Victorian Councillor, Australian Institute of Company Directors • Director and Chair Investment Committee, MTAA Superannuation Fund • Director, Victorian Traditional Owners Funds Limited • Member, Trinity College Investment Committee • Investment Committee / Australian Community Foundation

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