New Canadian business leader at Segal

Cameron McNeill has been appointed as The Segal Group’s business leader in Canada.

By: Staff
January 6, 2014 September 13, 2019
15:57

Cameron McNeill has been appointed The Segal Group’s business leader in Canada.

His predecessor, Pui-Ying Chan, remains with the firm as senior vice-president and consultant.

McNeill joined as senior vice-president and retirement practice leader in March of last year.

He has 30 years of experience in the employee benefits consulting business in Canada and the U.K. McNeill joined Segal after a 20-plus-year career with Buck Consultants, where he was retirement leader for global consulting and CEO for Buck in Canada. He also served as a manager in Buck’s Manchester, England, office.

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