OneFamily appoints Managing Director of Growth
OneFamily has appointed Nici Audhlam-Gardiner as Managing Director of Growth.
"Since the merger we have been focused on building our business for the future and we have ambitious plans for 2018 and beyond."
Nici joins the business from Saga where she was Managing Director of Money and Investment Services. Prior to this she held several senior roles at RBS including Products and Marketing Director of the divestment bank, Williams & Glyn, and Managing Director of Sales and Marketing for its commercial bank. She has additionally held positions at Santander, Lloyds and McKinsey.
OneFamily CEO, Simon Markey, commented: "We are delighted to have Nici on board. Her extensive experience in developing innovative financial solutions means she is well placed to help OneFamily deliver its growth agenda. Since the merger we have been focused on building our business for the future and we have ambitious plans for 2018 and beyond. This includes a number of new products launching in the coming months where Nici and her team will oversee the delivery. In prior roles, Nici has led intermediary and direct businesses, with both channels being critical to OneFamily’s future expansion.”
Nici added: “It’s an exciting time to be joining OneFamily and I am looking forward to working with a business that combines huge ambition with a focus on serving customers well. Personal finance is changing and providers need to be more innovative in product development to ensure what they are offering is suited to changing consumer needs. The OneFamily growth proposition is about developing products that help families help each other financially, and I see a great deal of opportunity for us.”
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