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Bennelong names chief strategy officer

Bennelong Funds Management has promoted Hamish Wood to chief strategy officer, reporting to chief executive Craig Bingham and chief finance officer Jeff Phillips.

by Staff Writer
August 4, 2017
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Former Bennelong head of finance Hamish Wood has been promoted to chief strategy officer, while finance manager Raymond Lau will be replacing Mr Wood as the company’s new head of finance.

As Bennelong’s new chief strategy officer, Mr Wood will be reporting to Bennelong CEO Craig Bingham. Mr Lau will report to Bennelong CFO Jeff Phillips.

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In addition, Hannah Pietsch has been named as the new communications manager, while Steve Asquith will be Bennelong’s new digital marketing manager. Minna Pacanowski has also been promoted as Bennelong’s marketing officer, projects and analytics.

Ms Pietsch and Mr Asquith will be both reporting to head of marketing Ella Tassi.

Mr Bingham said that the new appointments would help Bennelong support its boutique asset management teams.

“Attracting and retaining talent is a competitive advantage,” Mr Bingham said. “The best way we can look after investors is by creating the right culture.”

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