Sionic appoints Craig Miller 13 April 2022US Reporter: Jenna Lomax
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Sionic has appointed Craig Miller as its first chief client officer.
Chief client officer is a brand new role for Sionic and carries a global remit, aimed at promoting new business development and high standards of client account management across all parts of the firm.
Miller joins Sionic after a 22-year tenure at Broadridge Financial Solutions. Before joining Sionic, Miller was head of business development for North America capital markets at the global vendor.
Prior to that, Miller was vice-president of Broadridge’s fixed income division.
Before Broadridge, Miller held positions in Lehman Brothers' and Bear Stearns' structured finance groups.
In December 2021, Sionic was acquired by Davies, the specialist professional services and technology firm, working with leading insurance, highly regulated and global businesses.
Commenting on his new role, Miller says: “Sionic has a highly skilled and talented team of professionals with a superb reputation. This is now combined with Davies’ risk management expertise and market-leading technology capability, which will allow for new opportunities across the globe.
“These are exactly the type of conditions in which an organisation such as Sionic can grow quickly, while adhering to their very high standards of execution which is paramount to our clients' success,” adds Miller.
Craig Sher, CEO of Sionic, comments: “Sionic is growing at a tremendous rate, with demand for our services accelerating worldwide. Our challenge now is to harness that growth effectively across a global client base and to ensure all our clients can benefit from the breadth of what we can do, while still consistently delivering the outstanding quality of service they rightly expect. Having known and admired Craig’s work for many years, I am confident that’s exactly what he will help us to do.”
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