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Maitland appoints new non-exec director


31 May 2017 Luxembourg
Reporter: Stephanie Palmer

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Advisory and fund administrator Maitland has appointed David Hathorn as a non-executive director.

Based in South Africa, Hathorn will also be chairman of the audit and risk committee of Maitland International Holdings.

According to Maitland, the appointment follows a period of growth—the company now has 17 offices globally.

Hathorn was previously CEO of FTSE 100 packaging and paper company Mondi, a position he held for 17 of his 25 years at the firm. He has also been a long-standing Maitland client.

Maitland chairman Michael Solomon said: “We have had a professional working relationship with David for more than 20 years. He brings to the boardroom not only significant corporate leadership experience but also more intimate insights into the firm from a client perspective.”

Hathorn added: “Maitland is a fast-growing and dynamic organisation with a unique business model across private client, fund and corporate services. I am proud to serve on the board of a business which is at the forefront globally across its various business areas."
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