PGIM bolsters diversity, equity and inclusion office with senior appointment

Natalie Gill joins

Valeria Martinez
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PGIM has expanded its global office of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) with the appointment of Natalie Gill as vice president of DEI strategy and industry engagement, in a newly created role.

Based in London and reporting to Kathy Sayko, PGIM chief DEI officer, she will be responsible for deepening and broadening diversity partnerships both externally and internally, with a focus on EMEA. She will also develop global research and thought leadership. Gill has joined PGIM from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, where she was head of diversity and inclusion for the EMEA region, responsible for designing the company's DEI strategy across the region. Previously, she was an inclusion and diversity lead in the HR culture and inclusion team at Santander. Going forward: Inclusion...

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