Joe Sirianni will soon take on the role of President-elect for the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia (MFAA), after being elected by the association’s Board earlier today.
Mr Sirianni is currently vice president of the MFAA, chair of the National Brokers Committee and executive director of Smartline Personal Mortgage Advisers.
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Speaking on the new role, Mr Sirianni said the industry must be proactive in terms of policy development, consumer advocacy and monitoring changes in the legislative arena.
“I look forward to working with industry representatives and stakeholders to ensure that Australia’s mortgage industry is a world leader.”
Under the MFAA Constitution, the Board is required to elect, at least three months before the Annual General Meeting (AGM), a President-elect who commences a two year term as President from the AGM in November.
The remainder of the Board will be elected from state councils for which nominations will be sought in mid-September.