Broadridge Financial Solutions Expands Leadership for Enhanced Digital Transformation Strategy
- Broadridge Financial Solutions promotes Doug DeSchutter and Tom Carey to enhance digital transformation and leadership structure.
- DeSchutter will lead investor communication efforts, while Carey oversees Enterprise Product Management to drive innovative solutions.
- These changes support Broadridge's mission of operational resiliency and commitment to improving investor experiences in the financial sector.
Broadridge Financial Solutions Expands Leadership Structure to Enhance Digital Transformation
Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc., a prominent global Fintech firm, announces the elevation of Doug DeSchutter and Tom Carey to pivotal leadership roles aimed at bolstering the company’s evolution into a comprehensive platform provider. Doug DeSchutter, who has been with Broadridge since 2002, assumes the role of President of Investor Communication Solutions (ICS). His extensive experience in digitizing communications and his previous position as Co-President of ICS since 2023 position him well to lead the company’s efforts in enhancing investor communication and engagement. With a focus on innovation, DeSchutter is expected to drive initiatives that streamline and modernize the way Broadridge interacts with its clients and stakeholders.
Tom Carey, previously President of Global Technology & Operations, extends his responsibilities to include oversight of Broadridge's Enterprise Product Management organization. With a long tenure at Broadridge since 1992, Carey brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in technology and operations, which are critical to the firm’s strategy of delivering cutting-edge solutions. CEO Tim Gokey underscores the significance of both leaders in advancing Broadridge’s mission of maintaining trust and reliability within the financial services sector. Their combined leadership is vital for the company as it navigates the complexities of digital transformation in an increasingly dynamic market.
The strategic appointments come at a time when Broadridge is recognized for its operational resiliency and commitment to enhancing investor experiences. Supporting over $10 trillion in daily trading activities across equities and fixed income worldwide, Broadridge plays an integral role in the financial ecosystem. The company's technology and operations platforms are essential for investing, governance, and communications, positioning Broadridge as a trusted partner for financial entities globally. As it continues to prioritize digitization and technology advancements, Broadridge remains dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of the financial services industry.
In other news, Broadridge is also acknowledged as a "Great Place to Work®" and is part of the S&P 500® Index, with over 14,000 associates operating across 21 countries. These recent leadership changes are expected to further enhance Broadridge’s reputation in the financial technology landscape, reinforcing its role as a leader committed to innovation and excellence.
Additionally, the company’s focus on operational efficiency and technology-driven solutions aligns with broader industry trends, as financial institutions increasingly seek to leverage digital tools for enhanced service delivery. By empowering its leadership team, Broadridge positions itself to continue thriving in the competitive Fintech landscape, ultimately benefiting its clients and stakeholders alike.
