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ARTICLE · 26 SEPTEMBER 2024

How Diverse Is Your Pension Trustee Board?

Pension trustee boards require diverse skills, demographics, and cognitive perspectives for effective decision-making. Using Saville Wave's "Work Roles" model, boards can assess gaps in behavioral preferences to enhance performance, risk management, and collaboration.

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Pension trustee boards need diverse skills, demographics, and thinking. This article examines the impact of cognitive diversity using the Saville Wave 'Work Roles"' model.

The importance of diversity on a trustee board

A pension scheme trustee board is responsible for doing many different things - often much more than many other boards or corporate roles. Therefore, to be successful as a trustee board, you need a variety of skills and experience. You also need people from a range of demographic backgrounds, to represent different member perspectives, and with a range of different behavioural tendencies or ways of working. These are our three lenses to look at diversity: skills, demographics and thinking.

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