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Snapshot of key global Commercial, Digital & Marketing appointments October 2016 - January 2017 Americas FS and is on the board for Charter Communications. ran digital transformation and technology. He replaces Miguel Angel Rodriguez-Sola who joins technology John Donovan is appointed CEO of Bizfi. The Americas Non-FS company in Spain. payments veteran has previously spent 20 years with David Godsman becomes Chief Digital Marketing Josephine Verine becomes Marketing COO of MasterCard and co-founded Lending Club. Officer at Coca Cola. Formerly he was at Bank of America Lombard Odier. She was formerly at Chanel where Fabio Fontainha becomes Head of Consumer where he was SVP, Head of Emerging Payments & she was MD of Haute Couture. She will be based in Banking for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Commerce. Geneva. (ASEAN) region of Citigroup. Formerly he was Head of Rob Roy becomes Chief Digital Officer at Sprint. Marc Graveney becomes Chief Digital Officer at Citi's Consumer and Commercial banking business in Formerly he was at Comcast where he was SVP - Digital London & Capital. Formerly he was at MBA IT where Latin America. Revenue. he was CTO and Head of IT roles. Jennifer Wilson becomes Chief Digital Officer at Atif Rafiq becomes SVP President IT and Chief Anita Kimber becomes Director of Channel Hancock Whitney Bank. She was formerly at BBVA Digital Officer (CDO) at Volvo Cars. Formerly he was at Development & Innovation at Nationwide. Formerly she Compass where she was EVP - Multi Channel Planning & McDonald's where he was Chief Digital Officer. He was at EY. Administration. replaces Klas Bendrik who will assist with the transition Steve Zuanella becomes Chief Digital Officer at RSA. Thasunda Duckett becomes Consumer Banking and leave the company. Formerly he was at BUPA where he was Chief Digital CEOExecutive at JPMorgan. He replaces Barry Sommers Chris De Bruin becomes President, Digital Platforms Officer. He replaces Ian Hood who left almost two years who moves to be CEO of Wealth Management within a at Zafin. Formerly he was at Standard Chartered where ago to join Fidelity. new unit that will bridge the company's retail bank and he was Global Head of Retail Products and Digital. asset management segments. Sommers will lead the unit Suzie Batten becomes Head of Digital at with Brian Carlin, who will be CEO of Investment and EMEA FS Weatherbys. Formerly she was at Santander where Banking Solutions. The new unit will be known as Wealth she was Head of Strategy & Development. She will now Management & Investment Solutions. Joop Wijn becomes Chief Strategy and Risk Officer report to CEO, Roger Weatherby. of Adyen. Formerly he was at ABN Amro where he Tricia Rothschild becomes Chief Product Officer at Mike Regnier becomes CEO at Yorkshire Building headed ABN's Corporate Banking division. Morningstar. Formerly she was Head of Global Society. He was formerly Chief Customer Officer and Advisor Solutions for the business. Michael Steinharter becomes Chief Commercial Executive Director for the business. Officer of Earthport. Formerly he was at IBM where he Danny Dunn becomes Chief Revenue Officer at was in global sales. He replaces Sajeev Viswanathan who EMEA Non-FS Morningstar. Formerly he was Chief Revenue Officer. retires. For the business. Fernando Lucini becomes MD, Big Data, Accenture Mark Stephens becomes CEO at Harrods Bank. Digital. He was formerly at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Max Narro is appointed CEO PayCommerce. He was Formerly he was at Aldermore Bank where he was where he was CTO, Big Data. formerly President WorldPay US. Deputy CEO and Group Commercial Director. Rodolfo Dominguez becomes VP Business Kim Crawford Goodman is appointed CEO WorldPay Zaka Mian becomes Group Director of Digital at Transformation & Chief Digital Officer at Mercedes Benz. US. She has previously held roles at American Express Lloyds. His previous role was also at Lloyds where he He was formerly Running Enterprise Portfolio 1 The Human Capital Specialists | www.leathwaite.com/market-reports Management for the business. Asia FS Tom Read becomes Chief Digital & Innovation Eric Jing is appointed CEO of Ant Financial, a Officer at the Office of Ministry & Justice. He was payments subsidiary of Alibaba. He replaces Lucy Peng formerly within the Department for Business, Energy & who will remain as Executive Chairperson. Industry where he was Digital Technology Director. He replaces Arif Harbott. René Steenvoorden becomes Chief Digital Officer and CIO of Randstad. He was formerly at Rabobank where he was CIO and Global Business Innovation Leader. Ulrik Nehammer becomes SVP, Strategic Customer Advisory Team of Salesforce. He was formerly at Coca- Cola where he was CEO, Germany. Antonio Burrello becomes Group Marketing and Communications Director at Salvatore Ferragamo. Formerly he was with Ermenegildo Zegna where he was Chief Marketing Officer. Ole Obermann becomes Chief Digital Officer and EVP Business Development of Warner Music Group. Formerly he was at Sony Music Entertainment where he was EVP, Global Digital Partner Development and Sales. Africa FS Lee Naik becomes Regional President for Africa at TransUnion. Formerly he was at Accenture where he was MD for Accenture Digital in Sub-Saharan Africa. Africa Non-FS Levi Nyakundi becomes Chief Marketing Officer at Telkom Kenya. Formerly he was at Airtel where he was Marketing Director for Airtel Kenya, Airtel Tanzania and Airtel Uganda. 2 The Human Capital Specialists | www.leathwaite.com/market-reports .
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