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By Sabela Ojea
Bloomberg LP has named the Bank of England’s former governor Mark Carney as the new chairman of the board as part of an overhaul, according to a memo reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Mike Bloomberg on Monday sent an internal memo to the company’s 23,000 employees announcing that the company also named current Chief Product Officer Vlad Kliatchko as the new chief executive and Patti Roskill as the chief financial officer. JP Zammitt will become president.
“All have done outstanding work and are ready to help take our company to new heights,” Bloomberg, the 81-year old founder, said.
Bloomberg LP will add new members to the board “in short order, and most existing members will move to ‘Emeritus Status’ while the next group can take a fresh look at where we are and where we should be,” he said.
Additionally, Bloomberg acknowledged these leadership changes could raise questions about where he stands.
“I’m not going anywhere,” he said.
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