Procentia, a provider of pension administration software and technology, has announced the appointment of Jen Tippin as group CEO. Tippin will join the company at the beginning of September, succeeding Liam McGrath, who is scheduled to step down at the end of June.
Tippin most recently held the position of Group COO at NatWest Group. In that role, she was responsible for delivering major strategic change and enhancing customer focus across the banking organisation. Her previous experience also includes several senior roles at Lloyds Banking Group, where she served as group director for people and productivity.
The new CEO also possesses extensive governance experience, having held positions on the boards of Morgan Sindall and HMRC. Established in 2002, Procentia is headquartered in Bristol and maintains an international presence with a base in Illinois, United States.
Morten Nilsson, Executive Chair at Procentia, said: “Jen’s expertise, strategic clarity and people-focused leadership make her exceptionally well placed to lead Procentia as it enters its next chapter. I’d like to thank Liam McGrath for his leadership of Procentia during a period of significant growth. We wish him the very best for the future.”
Commenting on her new role, Jen Tippin stated: “Procentia has built a strong reputation for combining deep pensions expertise with leading technology, and I am excited by the opportunity to build on that momentum. I look forward to working with colleagues, clients and partners to continue strengthening Procentia’s offering and to help deliver on its ambition to be the leading authority in pensions technology and digital administration.”
The transition comes as the firm continues to provide software solutions for the pensions and bulk purchase annuities market. Under the new leadership, the company aims to build on its existing momentum within the pensions technology sector.
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