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Group chief tech officer steps down from pension provider, while UK ombudsman names interim CEO Aegon Group chief technology officer Mark Bloom will leave the company on 1 June 2021. He has led the firm’s technology and innovation activities and decided to pursue other opportunities. Bloom joined Aegon in 2016 as chief technology officer after holding several senior roles within technology at Citi and JP Morgan Chase. Financial Ombudsman Services Nausicaa Delfas will take on the role of interim chief executive officer and chief ombudsman at the FOS. She succeeds Caroline Wayman who stepped ...

GRATEFUL business owners have been showing off their latest upgrades after receiving grants to five them a boost post-coronavirus. Three businesses have taken full advantage of Essex County Council’s business adaptation grant as part of a scheme to help aid Covid-19 recovery. The funding has now helped them to maintain some income during the pandemic and to get ready for when lockdown rules are relaxed. One business to benefit was coffee shop Table, in Earls Colne, whose owners said the extra money had made all the difference. Table, in Earls Colne Co-owner of Table, Ella Martin, ...

Blockchain in Insurance - Towards one single and efficient version of the truth By Mark Bloom, Global Chief Information Officer, Aegon - Behind the façade of a worldwide provider of insurance, you can see people working hard. The reason for this is that...

What is the future for trade shows? The debate about the relevance of the trade show format had been raging for years before coronavirus all but cancelled the last two seasons in their traditional format. Will they ever return? Pitti Uomo, autumn/winter 20 Usually, at this time of year, the fashion retail industry hits the road and takes to the skies. Buyers and brands flit between trade shows in a bid to find the next hot brand or to sign up orders for the new season. Instead, exhibitions in the UK, Europe and beyond are being postponed, cancelled or transformed into virtual incarnations for...

Consumer confidence drove the sales trend. the made in america campaign has been catching on quickly as consumers try to do their part to help the u.s. job force. advertising to spread the word on buses in seattle actually hit a major road block. abc's abbie boudreau reports now on all right public outcry. >> reporter: mark bloom thought he had a noble idea. inspired by the three simple words we have been reporting on for a year now. made in america. his nonprofit group wanted to run ads on dozens of seattle buses. a simple reminder for holiday shoppers. >> buy american. save american jobs. ...