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Aware Super watching for transparency in WiseTech review

Maxim Shanahan
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Aware Super chief executive Deanne Stewart says WiseTech has yet to solve its succession problem after founder Richard White resigned as chief executive amid damaging revelations about his conduct in relation to women.

Representatives of Aware Super, which owns about 1.18 per cent of WiseTech, met with the board and chairman Richard Dammery on Monday.

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Maxim Shanahan is a professional services reporter at the Australian Financial Review. Email Maxim at max.shanahan@nine.com.au
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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/wealth/superannuation/aware-super-watching-for-transparency-in-wisetech-review-20241029-p5km6t