The Chartered Insurance Institute's executive director of membership and engagement, Azlina Bulmer, is leaving the organisation earlier than planned.
Bulmer's fixed-term contract was due to end in April this year however Bulmer will only remain with the CII until the end of February.
She was appointed in late 2022 and the CII said she has focused on developing its member offer and engagement as part of its five-year strategic plan.
Bulmer said: “I was delighted to join the CII and I’m pleased with the progress we have made to build an excellent member experience over the past 18 months, carefully acting on the feedback we sought from members domestically and internationally.
“I am also proud to have served on the PFS Board, supporting its evolution and refocusing attention on driving change for the benefit of members."
Bulmer’s last day at the CII will be February 23, 2024.
Mark Hutchinson, membership director at the Personal Finance Society, will continue to lead the work of its membership directorate, while Gill White, who is acting chief executive of the CII Group, will oversee the international directorate.
White said: “Azlina has made a real difference during her time with us.
“We would like to pay thanks for her leadership in re-energising the positive interactions we have with our local institutes, regional committees and volunteers up and down the country as well as our global affiliates around the world.
“She has delivered a great deal during her short time with us, and we wish her well for the future.”
Earlier this year, the CII announced Matthew Hill as the group’s new chief executive, who is set to take over in early April.
Hill is currently chief executive of the Legal Services Board, a position he has held since August 2019.
It comes after the CII announced that Alan Vallance would leave his position as chief executive in Spring 2024 to take up the equivalent role at the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
However, in an internal announcement seen by FT Adviser, Vallance said he was stepping down from his position earlier than previously planned.
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