Bronwyn Morris steps down as LGIAsuper Chair

LGIAsuper, the $10 billion dollar Queensland super fund, has announced that Bronwyn Morris will step down from her role as chair when her three year term ends on 30 November 2016.

Morris was appointed to the board in December 2013 and was elected chair in October 2014, following the departure of former chair Brian Roebig, who led the fund for 19 years.

Morris has over 20 years' experience as an independent non-executive director and and was audit and corporate services partner at KPMG Brisbane for seven years.

She will remain on the board for RACQ Insurance, Collins Foods Limited, Watpac Limited, Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games and Care Australia.

LGIAsuper CEO, David Todd, congratulated Morris on her contribution during a time of enormous change for the fund.

"Bronwyn's key achievements will leave a significant legacy for members, staff and peers and we thank her for the knowledge and leadership she has imparted."

The process for appointing a successor is underway.