As well as member nominated trustees, those now eligible to join as associates will include employer nominated trustees, directors, scheme secretaries, clerks to the trustees and other similar representatives of a recognised occupational private or public sector pension scheme, or of an equivalent body. Membership and attendance at AMNT events will continue to be free, thanks to the generous support of AMNT’s sponsors, which is important as many MNTs are not paid.
“This is the most far-reaching change we have made to our constitution since AMNT was formed. Member nominated trustees remain, and will always remain, at the heart of what we do. But it is more important than ever that those who share responsibility for protecting members' interests can stand alongside us. Bringing associate members into AMNT strengthens our collective voice at exactly the moment members need it most.”
said Lewis Brown, Vice-Chair of the AMNT.
Our members say that one of the most valued benefits of their membership is the opportunity to come together with fellow trustees to share experiences.
Our members value being able to talk candidly with others about shared experiences, concerns and challenges.
Our quarterly magazine includes news from AMNT and articles on current topics from the wider industry and our sponsors.
Our conferences, webinars and training events are designed specifically for MNTs. We work with the Pensions Management Institute on pathways to accredited lay trusteeship and can offer discounts to our members.
Our regular newsletter provides the opportunity to join exclusive events from our sponsors.
Member nominated trustees have a unique perspective on how the best pension outcomes for members can be achieved and AMNT enables our voices to be heard. AMNT welcomes members to get involved in our policy making process
As an organisation by and for member nominated trustees we encourage MNTs to get in touch with us for support. We also welcome those who would like to play an active role including on our committee and action groups.
