Funds SA poaches Vision Super risk specialist

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Funds SA will welcome a Vision Super executive to replace executive director, governance and strategy Tony Burrill, as he prepares for retirement following a seven-year tenure at…

Funds SA will welcome a Vision Super executive to replace executive director, governance and strategy Tony Burrill, as he prepares for retirement following a seven-year tenure at the company.

Bart Kula has been appointed as the incoming executive director, governance, risk, strategy, who is set to join from Vision Super on 7 December 2026.

Kula has been serving as the general manager, governance and company secretary at Vision Super for close to two years and will bring over 15 years of experience across super, financial services, and funds management to the company when he joins next month.

Prior to Vision Super, Kula spent over 12 years at Active Super in senior leadership roles including chief risk officer, head of risk, senior legal counsel and more.

Kula also brings experience from FuturePlus Financial services as legal and compliance risk analyst, as well as roles spanning governance, enterprise risk, legal, compliance and corporate strategy earlier in his career.

Commenting, Funds SA chief executive John Piteo described Kula as a seasoned executive in super and funds management.

"The governance, risk and strategy function plays a critical role in safeguarding our investments through robust oversight and accountability and in supporting the continued delivery of Funds SA's strategic priorities," he said.

"His extensive experience advising boards and executive teams will be invaluable to Funds SA and our clients. We look forward to welcoming Bart to the executive team."

"Tony has been a respected, thoughtful and deeply committed executive. He has played a pivotal role in transforming our governance, risk and due diligence capability. I am grateful for his counsel and outstanding contribution to Funds SA and our clients," he added.

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