Labor stacks big super with 15 new power players
Cath Bowtell has quietly assumed the role of matriarch of the sprawling Labor-union aligned industry superannuation family, which manages more than $1 trillion on behalf of 13 million Australians.
Bowtell is probably best known outside super as the Labor candidate who twice failed to win the inner-city seat of Melbourne against Greens leader Adam Bandt, first in 2010 and then in 2013. Also in 2010, she was defeated by Ged Kearney in a bid to become Australian Council of Trade Unions president.
An earlier version of this story named Greg Combet and Michael Migro as directors of the ISH board, along with Cath Bowtell. That information was based on ASIC filings for 2022 but The Australian Financial Review has learned that Combet and Migro have since been replaced by Lindsay Tanner and Leeanne Turner.
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