Annual Member Meeting expands on priorities for 2025
We appreciated the interest shown by the many members who attended our third online Annual Member Meeting on 27 November 2024. The response again exceeded our expectations with over 700 members registering to attend and 380 joining us on the day.
State Super Chairperson, Nicholas Johnson, Chief Executive Officer, John Livanas, Chief Investment Officer, Charles Wu and Chief Experience Officer, Nada Siratkov presented their insights on investment performance, objectives, membership trends and the outlook for the year ahead during the event.
A range of questions to the panel had been submitted during registration, as well as additional questions members submitted live. Our executive team were able to provide insights to address many of these member queries, and any not answered during the meeting are now included in the below document.
A post-event survey showed most members thought the meeting was worthwhile, with 83% of survey respondents saying they were “very likely/likely” to attend again next year. The overall rating for the event was also very positive, with 49% rating it “good” and 29% “excellent”.
“I found the different speakers interesting and loved the update on the ages and stages of the members. The brief history film was interesting as a way of exploring how we are, where we are today” said one member.
And another, “Overall, the presentations were very professional. I was particularly interested in the statements about the performance of the funds in relation to inflation”.
Another member commented “I find these meetings reassuring that very competent people are looking after my super and planning for future changes”.
Look out for your invitation to the State Super 2025 Annual Member Meeting later this year. If you’ve already provided us with your email address, you will automatically receive an invitation with the link to register.
If you haven’t previously provided us with your email, get in touch with our Customer Service team at enquiries@stc.nsw.gov.au or call 1300 130 096.
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