Two appointments at Appleby 23 November 2010Jersey Reporter: Ben Wilkie
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Offshore legal, fiduciary and administration services provider Appleby has announced two appointments within Appleby Trust (Jersey) Limited.
Nadia Trehiou has been promoted to group manager within the funds team, and Melanie McEnery has been appointed as client director – private client.
Trehiou focuses on the administration, accounting and company secretarial aspects of Jersey funds including JPUTs, private equity structures and equity funds. She has worked within the fund administration and accounting sector in Jersey for the past 15 years. Prior to joining Appleby in January 2009, Nadia worked at BNP Paribas Securities Services, and previously for Abbey International (formerly Cater Allen Bank) in funds, investment and client relationship management for nearly 10 years. She is a qualified Chartered Secretary (ACIS) and also a member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment. ??
McEnery works with the private client group on client matters including overseeing the day-to-day running of the group. Mel joined Appleby in July 2006 as operations manager, a role which she continues to perform and where she has been instrumental in managing the operational aspects of the business. She has over 20 years relevant industry experience in Jersey and before joining Appleby, worked for 10 years at Mourant as a senior manager in its Employee Benefit Trusts department. Prior to that, Mel worked at a number of local trust companies on private client matters. She qualified as an Associate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators in 1999, and holds the ICSA Certificate in Employee Share Plans.??
Farah Ballands, Appleby partner and group head of fiduciary and administration services commented: “On behalf of the firm, I am delighted to congratulate Nadia and Mel on their appointments. They are both very experienced and are highly regarded by their colleagues and clients alike."
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