Ian Clancy begins in his newly created role of chief operating officer on May 17, 2021.
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Fidelity Life has appointed Ian Clancy to its executive team in the newly created role of chief operating officer.
Clancy starts his new role on May 17, 2021 and will report to chief executive Melissa Cantell.
Cantell said the chief operating officer role is all about accelerating Fidelity Life’s customer-led transformation.
“Ian will . be accountable for bringing our transformation strategy to life and also for our high-performance culture, which will ensure we’re agile, adaptive and ready to transform. We’re delighted to have someone of Ian’s calibre joining our team.”
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Asset Plus rekindles $350m Auckland CBD office project: shuns work-from-home trend
16 Feb, 2021 08:30 PM
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NZX listed Asset Plus has rekindled $350 million plans to expand an Auckland CBD office block by adding extra levels on the heritage-listed structure.
Despite the lockdown and a rising tend of people working from home, the business has moved confidently to restart a project shelved during the lockdown last year but which could create an asset valued on completion of up to $350m.
Mark Francis, managing director of Augusta Funds Management which manages Asset Plus, said plans for the office block at 35 Graham St above Fanshawe St were now back on.