The director of AMP’s advice transformation program has left the role as the company continues to work towards its three-year turnaround strategy.
An AMP spokesperson confirmed that Jill Hopkins had left the role of advice transformation program director after joining the company in late 2020.
“I can confirm that Ms Hopkins is no longer with the business. This is a project management role for which we will go through the process to find a suitable replacement,” the spokesperson said.
Ms Hopkins had held a number of senior business roles prior to her stint at AMP and spent five years at CBA as the program director for its Future Advice Model, which sought to deliver a “customer centric and efficient” advice service.
“Jill has extensive knowledge of the financial advice industry and is playing a key role on the ongoing transformation of AMP’s advice business as part of the group’s three-year strategy,” an AMP spokesperson told ifa at the time of Ms Hopkins’ appointment.
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