Dante De Gori has been appointed the chief executive office of the Financial Planning Standards Board Ltd., the standards-setting body for the global financial planning profession and owner of the Certified Financial Planner certification program outside the United States.
His appointment is effective Jan. 1, 2023. De Gori served previously six years as the chief executive officer of the Financial Planning Association of Australia), the sixth largest affiliate within the FPSB Network.
For six years, he led teams focused on standards, certification, education, events, advocacy and consumer awareness, and made exceptional contributions to the Australian financial planning profession through a period of tremendous reform to help raise education and professional standards, the Financial Planning Standards Board said in a press release Thursday.
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