Lifestyle Article - Barnett Waddingham appoints new non executive chair


Barnett Waddingham, the UK’s largest independent provider of actuarial, administration and consultancy services, has appointed Elizabeth Renshaw-Ames as its new non-executive chair as of January 2019. Keith Satchell will be stepping down from the role after 11 years of service to the firm.

 Elizabeth brings to the role her extensive experience in the pensions and professional services industries. . Elizabeth has executive board experience and is the CEO of HSBC Bank Pension Trust (UK). She is a member of the Governing Body and Audit Committee of SPCK (an Anglican charity and publishing business). Previous professional experience includes 11 years at Mercer and two periods amounting to seventeen years in total at PwC.

 Commenting on the appointment Nick Salter, Senior Partner at Barnett Waddingham, said: “We have been very fortunate to have had Keith as our chair for the last 11 years. His input has been invaluable and we are delighted to welcome Elizabeth to replace him. Elizabeth is as an experienced leader with an extensive career in professional services and demonstrable commercial, consulting and leadership skills. As we continue to grow as a business, the role of non-executive chair is increasingly important to challenge our activity and decisions, to ensure we continue to maintain our strong values and do the best for our clients and the future success of Barnett Waddingham.”

 Elizabeth Renshaw-Ames, Non-executive Chair at Barnett Waddingham, said: "It is a real honour and pleasure for me to take up this responsibility as non-executive Chair of the Management Board of Barnett Waddingham. I will bring to the role my expertise and insight from a long career in professional services, in particular my leadership skills and experience in implementing effective practical governance solutions. I am looking forward to working with the leaders at Barnett Waddingham to enable them to develop and grow the firm for the future, for the benefit of the clients, partners and people of Barnett Waddingham."
      

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