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- Auctus Investment Group (AVC) has appointed Christine Christian AO as its independent Non-Executive Chair, effective immediately
- This appointment comes at a time of growth for the company, which is aiming to become a leading investment manager across a range of industries
- Christine has significant experience building and developing successful financial services businesses, having previously been Chairman of Dun & Bradstreet Consumer Credit Bureau
- Additionally, she was the first Australian to be appointed Managing Director of Dun & Bradstreet’s subsidiary
- Whilst a search for a more permanent holder was underway, Managing Director Campbell McComb was appointed interim Chair
- Auctus has ended the day 3.45 per cent in the green with shares trading at 90 cents
Auctus Investment Group (AVC) has appointed Christine Christian AO as its independent Non-Executive Chair, effective immediately.
This appointment comes at a time of growth for the company which is aiming to become a leading investment manager across a range of industries.
Christine has significant experience building and developing successful financial services businesses, having previously been Chairman of Dun & Bradstreet Consumer Credit Bureau.
Additionally, she was the first Australian to be appointed Managing Director of Dun & Bradstreet’s subsidiary.
Christine was the former President of Chief Executive Women and founding Chairman of the Business Information Industry Association.
“I am excited to join the AVC board and have been impressed with the transformation of the company over the past few years,” Christine commented.
“AVC has a very professional team with a strong track record and I look forward to continuing the growth journey with the team,” she added.
Whilst a search for a more permanent holder was underway, Managing Director Campbell McComb was appointed interim Chair.
He has now returned to his previous role.
“We are delighted to have Christine join the board and her experience and skills in the industry will assist the company through its next phase of growth,” Campbell said.
“We welcome Christine to the board and look forward to her contribution to the company,” he added.
Auctus has ended the day 3.45 per cent in the green with shares trading at 90 cents in a $55.29 million market cap.
