Broadridge has appointed Tom Carey as president of global technology and operations (GTO).
In his new role, Carey will oversee the growth of Broadridge’s core technology business globally across capital markets, wealth, and investment management.
Carey will also continue to oversee Broadridge International until a new leader is formally appointed.
Meanwhile, Charlie Marchesani, former president of GTO, will serve as strategic advisor for the segment's critical growth themes including strategy, merger and acquisition, and product management.
Previously president of Broadridge International, Carey reports directly to Tim Gokey, who will become CEO of Broadridge’s core technology business globally across capital markets, wealth and investment management.
A 25-year veteran, Carey led the combination of all of Broadridge’s international business into a single integrated unit earlier this year to bring Broadridge’s full scale to global client solutions.
Previously, he led the company’s technology and operations solutions in Europe, Middle East, and Asia, and Asia Pacific for nearly a decade.
Gokey commented: "Tom Carey is an incredibly capable, technology-focused industry executive. He has driven the growth of our global capital markets business and, more recently, our overall international portfolio.”
“We see the continued mutualisation of technology and technology innovation as the future of the industry, and Carey is the right leader to bring the next generation of technology including artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud, and digital to our capital markets and wealth and investment management clients globally."
Carey added: "Broadridge has consistently delivered scalable and proven technology and operations solutions to help clients transform while gaining significant cost efficiency. Looking ahead, we aim to accelerate this pace of change on a global scale.”
"We are uniquely positioned to help clients get ready for what's next by providing the on-ramp to the next generation technology and innovation to help them meet their growth objectives."
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