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Mercer Investments hires fantastic four


30 April 2014 Canada
Reporter: Tammy Facey

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Their work will focus on defined benefit and defined contribution consulting.

Collectively, the new colleagues have investment consulting, administration, management and pension consulting experience.

C?té has rejoined Mercer’s Canadian consulting team with a primary focus on defined contribution consulting relationships. He was previously at the firm between 2008 and 2012.

He joins from ACT Actuaries in Montreal and has over 25 years experience in consulting.

Dabrowski has more than 26 years of experience and joins from Strategic Investment Solutions, where he was responsible for client development, investment policy, and global manager research.

Grant, whose experience spans more than 20 years, will work primarily with corporate defined benefit and defined contribution plans and hospital investment pools, including foundation, operating, and self-insurance assets. He previously worked at Towers Watson.

Paolucci has 15 years of experience in investment consulting. He previously served as client relationship manager at Segal RogersCasey. He will be responsible for advising healthcare clients in addition to his defined benefit and defined contribution responsibilities.

Rich Nuzum, head of Mercer Investments in North America, commented on the appointments: “We want to be sure we’re building additional delivery capacity ahead of further growth in our investment consulting and fiduciary management business.”

“We’ve been experiencing robust growth, and need to add high quality staff in order to ensure continued strong service to our clients.”
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