The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has outlined its strategic plans for the year 2025.
- In its presentation, the IPTF highlighted the continuation of essential initiatives, including the 7Advisers project.
- The organisation announced structural changes, with Jo Miller and Vicky Churcher stepping into key leadership roles.
- New projects will focus on education, collaboration, and insights within the industry.
- The IPTF is set to enhance adviser education and promote collaboration across the industry.
The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has revealed its ambitious plans for 2025, following a productive year marked by significant milestones such as the 10-year anniversary of the 7Families initiative, the launch of the Let’s Talk IP podcast, and the hosting of Income Protection Action Week. These efforts have laid a robust foundation for the IPTF’s future undertakings.
Continuing with its existing key initiatives, the IPTF will carry forward projects like 7Advisers and Income Protection Action Week (IPAW). The revival of the Let’s Talk IP podcast is also anticipated as a part of the 2025 agenda. Such projects aim to maintain momentum and progress, offering consistent platforms for discourse and development within the sector.
A major transition within the organisation will see Andrew Wibberley stepping down as co-chair after four years. Jo Miller will assume the role of managing director and board chair, while Vicky Churcher will become the executive director and vice-chair. This leadership reshuffle is expected to bring fresh perspectives and renewed energy to the IPTF’s mission.
In addition to leadership changes, the IPTF plans to introduce a new board for professional oversight. This move is set to ensure a strategic alignment and enhance governance as the organisation steers towards more substantial educational and collaborative efforts.
Jo Miller, the incoming managing director, expressed enthusiasm for the road ahead, stating that the IPTF looks forward to leveraging its achievements to reach new audiences and elevate the profile of income protection. The IPTF remains committed to fostering an environment of collaboration and learning to amplify its message and improve adviser education.
The IPTF’s 2025 plans reflect its commitment to advancing income protection through strategic leadership and innovative initiatives.
