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Cheatham appointed to CERS Pension Board of Trustees George "Lisle" Cheatham, a Certified Financial Fiduciary(R) and owner of American Financial Consultants, Inc. has been appointed by Governor Andy Beshear and confirmed by the Kentucky State Senate to a four-year term on the County Employee Retirement System (CERS) Board of Trustees. Mr. Cheatham will also be serving on the CERS Finance Committee as well as the CERS Investment Committee. Cheatham is former Mayor of Greensburg and operates American Financial Consulting in the Madison Square building in Columbia. Under House Bill 484, passed during the 2020 Regular Session of the Kentucky General Assembly, the name of the former Kentucky Retirement Systems was changed to the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority as well as created a new governance and administrative structure. Governance of CERS was transferred to a separate 9-member Board of Trustees. Six of those trustees are appointed by the Governor from lists of candidates provided by KACo, KLC, and KSBA. In an Executive Order on March 8, Governor Beshear appointed George Carlisle Cheatham II to the CERS Board of Trustees representing the Kentucky School Board Association (KSBA). "I am very appreciative to the Kentucky School Board Association for their nomination and to Governor Beshear for appointing me to the CERS Board of Trustees. I also want to thank Senator Givens for sponsoring my confirmation in the State Senate," said Mr. Cheatham. "I understand more than anyone the challenges affecting local governments and school systems regarding their escalating pension costs. But, as trustees, our chief responsibility is to ensure the long-term solvency of the trust funds so that the current and future retirees can count on these benefits in their retirement or if disabled," Cheatham went on to say. The Kentucky County Employee Retirement System (CERS) Board of Trustees is responsible for the investment of funds of pension and health insurance benefits for over 265,000 active and retired local government employees and non-teaching staff of local school boards. (https://kyret.ky.gov/About/Boards/Pages/default.aspx) Mr. Cheatham is a registered representative through NEXT Financial Group, Inc., a member of FINRA/SIPC and a member of the Atria Wealth Solutions family of companies. Mr. Cheatham also holds the Certified Financial Fiduciary(R) designation through the National Association of Certified Financial Fiduciaries. This story was posted on 2021-05-05 06:02:40
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