Standard Life launches Trustee Accelerator Programme

Programme targets next generation of trustees to boost DEI in the pensions industry

Martin Richmond
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The two-year programme will train a select number of people to become “trustee ready”
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The two-year programme will train a select number of people to become “trustee ready”

Standard Life has launched its Trustee Accelerator Programme to train the next generation of pension scheme trustees.

The programme, created in partnership with the Pensions Management Institute (PMI), is open to people from all professions, including those who do not possess pensions experience. It is designed to...

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