Gersie to Head National Institute of Pension Administrators
Ann Gersie, VP of retirement and investor services for the
The Chicago-based organization provides educational programs for those in the retirement planning industry. The group has more than 600 members.
Gersie started her career with Prudential in 1973 as a plan administrator. She currently leads the company's dynamic market segment, which serves defined contribution plans.
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