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Ok hi

10% or more 20-25 % of the reason is MR

Mark Rantall's past is so bright and his involvement was only in masive firms with clients and big revenue $$$ and I'm sure he is not joining Intiger to compromise his reputation and abilities he will be here to continue the groth of Intiger and bring in more sophisticated clients

Few points put together:

Financial planning Industry leader Mr Mark Rantall to be appointed as Chairman of Intiger Asset Management Pty Ltd (Intiger).
Mr Rantall was previously Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Planning Association (FPA) of Australia, the leading financial planning professional body in Australia, and brings 40 years’ experience to the role.
The appointment completes a blue-chip Intiger Board, with Mark Rantall joining MD Mark Fisher and NED Patrick Canion as the proposed new directors of Intiger at completion.

"Mark Rantall was managing director of Godfrey Pembroke for 6 years (2002-2008).

Then Mark Rantall was involved in the creation of The NAB Academy and held the post of Dean of Advice for 3 years (2008-2011)

Then he worked for (recently as CEO) Financial Planners Association (8,500 practitioner members and the 5 million clients) for 6 years (2010-Feb.2016)

Mark Rantall obviously has very strong contacts with NAB other than FPS's 8,500 practitioner members. That's why NAB is a strong candidate for being one of large scale clients of Intiger Group's other than AMP "

The appointment of Mr Rantall is deemed by the incumbent board of Star Striker as an endorsement of the Intiger product offering and the need for such a product offering within the financial planning industry.
Star Striker Limited (ASX: SRT) (Star Striker, or the Company) is pleased to announce that Intiger has appointed Mark Rantall as Chairman elect.
Star Striker is currently completing a reverse takeover of Intiger and Mr Rantall will become Chairman once the reverse takeover and relisting on the Australian Securities Exchange is complete. As part of the reverse takeover process, Star Striker proposes to undertake a minimum capital raising of approximately $A2.4 million via a prospectus to be lodged in the near future.
The appointment of Mr Rantall completes an outstanding Intiger Board, joining founder and Managing Director, Mark Fisher and Non-Executive Director, Patrick Canion. He brings 40 years’ experience in financial planning to the role, most recently as Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Planning Association of Australia where he spearheaded the campaign to raise educational and professional standards across the sector.
Prior to joining the Financial Planning Association of Australia, Mr Rantall was involved in the creation of National Australia Bank’s learning and development centre, the NAB Academy, and was Managing Director of financial advisory firm Godfrey Pembroke.
Incumbent Chairman of Star Striker, Mathew Walker said:
“We are delighted to have secured the services of Mr Rantall going forward, whose reputation and network are unparalleled within the Australian financial planning community. The appointment of a Chairman with his experience is considered a glowing endorsement of the Intiger platform and product offering.”
Managing Director elect Mark Fisher said:
“Mark Rantall is regarded as one of the most experienced and respected leaders in Australian financial planning history. His unparalleled success in leading the financial planning industry through its recent period of significant change and development is recognised across the industry.
“The financial planning industry is under greater cost and compliance pressure than ever before. Intiger has proven its capacity to reduce the operating costs of financial planning practices across Australia by up to 40 per cent, delivering the solutions that the industry so clearly needs.
“Young firms with industry-first fintech and operational solutions coupled with overwhelming demand are often challenged by a shallow pool of leadership experience.
“With the appointment of Mark Rantall, Intiger has immediately overcome this hurdle and is now focused on driving the most positive change the industry has experienced since deregulation.”
Intiger offers two industry-first fintech solutions including the financial planning industry’s first offshore processing solution in the Philippines and India. Intiger contractually guarantees to cut the operating costs of Australian financial planning practices by up to 40 per cent.
Mr Rantall said:
“I am delighted to be joining Intiger at this exciting time. Intiger’s products offer a revolutionary way to digitise and automate core components of the financial planning process and address the fundamental problems facing the Australian financial planning industry today, namely higher costs, administrative inefficiencies and increased regulation. I look forward to helping the Company continue to implement its products and achieve its goal of becoming the number one provider of technology and outsourcing solutions, driving affordable, accessible and better quality financial advice to more Australians.”