IRI Announces New Board Members

Issued by: Insured Retirement Institute [IRI]

Date: Nov. 19, 2019

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 18, 2019 – The Insured Retirement Institute (IRI) today announced the appointment of four members to its board of directors.

“IRI’s board of directors is a highly-engaged leadership unit that provides strategic guidance and oversight to our association,” said Wayne Chopus, IRI president and CEO. “These four leaders bring a wealth of experience and dedication to the retirement income industry and I appreciate their commitment to IRI in offering their valuable time and energy to serve on our board.”

The new board members are:

• Marci Green, Managing Director, Consumer & Investment Management Division, Co-head, Americas Insurance Client Business, Goldman Sachs Asset Management
• Eric Henderson, President, Nationwide Annuity, Nationwide Financial
• Melissa Kivett, Chief Marketing and Customer Experience OfficerPrudential Individual Solutions Group
• Tim Walsh, Senior Managing Director, TIAA

“We are excited to add four outstanding industry leaders to the IRI board,” Chopus said. “We also welcome Goldman Sachs and TIAA as new companies represented on the board. We continue to attract directors that represent our diverse membership base of insurers, distributors, asset managers and solution providers. And we continue to add individuals who represent a variety of fields within the retirement income industry to ensure that we gain insights into the multidimensional aspects of our membership.”

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