12 April 2010 13:00

One of Australia’s largest multimanager investors is looking for a senior institutional business development manager, following the resignation of the incumbent.

After three years at MLC, Sandra Krueger has resigned from her role representing the multimanager’s flagship offering to institutions, MLC Implemented Consulting (MLC IC).

Her boss, MLC IC head of business development Christine Cameron, said she would seek a replacement for Krueger, “because I’ve been flat out doing both jobs myself”.

However Cameron said she would first consider restructuring the vacant role, widening its responsibilities to include more institutional product offerings, such as MLC’s single asset sector funds.

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