Ex-State Street CMO to join abrdn board as Gee steps down

Hannah Grove to join on 31 October

Mike Sheen
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Former chief marketing officer at State Street Hannah Grove is set to join abrdn’s board as a non-executive director, replacing Melanie Gee who will stand down in Q4 this year.

Grove, who retired in November last year, will serve as board employee engagement designated NED and will be appointed a member of abrdn's nomination and governance committee. Abrdn shakes up investment leadership as CIO Paris retires She will join upon the 31 October the departure of Gee, who is standing down following her second three-year term after being appointed chair of Grosvenor Britain and Ireland. With more than 20 years' experience in leadership of financial institutions, Grove was most recently responsible for State Street teams delivering brand, reputation, busines...

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