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WEALTH at work appoints Chief Information Technology Officer to develop its digital services.

4th March 2022

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WEALTH at work has appointed Jerome Gudgeon as its new Chief Information Technology Officer.

Due to unprecedented demand for its digital services, WEALTH at work is wishing to innovate further to ensure clients can benefit from leading edge technology. Jerome is a highly experienced hire having held senior roles in many global businesses including TD Direct Investing, American Express, Fidelity Investments and most recently Global Processing Services.

Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work comments; “Jerome’s appointment will ensure we accelerate our development programme to build state-of-the-art digital services. This is particularly important as we look to further enhance the client experience.”

Jerome Gudgeon, Chief Information Technology Officer, WEALTH at work comments; “I am thrilled to be joining the team to build on the existing services and launch new state-of-the art digital experiences for clients. It is fantastic to be able to innovate and make technological advancements with a leading player in financial wellbeing.”

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