A list of Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association chairs
The list of the most recent chairs of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) – the body known as the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) up to 2015 – is as follows.
The organisation was formed in 1923 as the Association of Superannuation & Pension Funds, becoming the NAPF in 1967.
The PLSA has had only one female chair in its 98 year history - the former Whitbread group pensions director Lesley Williams, who was appointed as PLSA chair in 2015 for a two year term.
Chairs since 1993 are below:
2017-present - Richard Butcher
2015-2017 - Lesley Williams
2013-2015 - Ruston Smith
2011-2013 - Mark Hyde Harrison
2009-2011 - Lindsay Tomlinson
2007-2009 - Chris Hitchen
2005-2007 - Robin Ellison
2003-2005 - Terry Faulkner
2001-2003 - Peter Thompson
1999-2001 - Alan Pickering
1997-1999 - Peter Murray
1995-1997 - Tom Ross
1993-1995 - Ron Amy
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