AMP strengthens Super and Investments team with appointments
AMP has announced two new additions to its Super and Investments leadership team, recruiting Julie Slapp from Flare and Cloe Reece from Clearview Limited.
As the new Director for Growth and Customer Solutions, Slapp will spearhead the development of new superannuation and investment solutions to grow the total number of members and funds under management for the AMP division.
Former Chief Risk Officer at Clearview, Cloe Reece, has joined the AMP team as General Manager, Risk, Compliance and Policy, bringing close to three decades of experience in developing and implementing risk and compliance frameworks and leading change management transformations at businesses including Australia’s Big Four banks.
Both roles will report to AMP’s Group Executive for Superannuation and Investments, Melinda Howes, with Slapp set to begin her new role from 25 November.
“We’re delighted to welcome Julie Slapp and Cloe Reece to our Superannuation and Investments leadership team as AMP expands its growth, customer solutions and risk expertise,” Howes said.
“Julie and Cloe will help to continue AMP’s 175-year heritage of innovation. Designing beautiful digital experiences to engage our members is critical to our vision in helping more Australians accumulate wealth through super and create an income stream for life. In order to innovate, we need to move quickly and take appropriate risks, supported by the right risk and compliance advice.
“Cloe and Julie are two formidable appointments whose experience will be a great addition to the Super and Investments business and will provide strong support for our current teams driving our growth strategy as well as our risk and compliance frameworks.”
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