Mark Scanlon succeeds Martin Greenwood at Tenet

by | Feb 7, 2019

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Tenet Group has appointed Mark Scanlon (above) as successor to the current chief executive Martin Greenwood who will retire in the spring.

The appointment is subject to FCA approval.

Scanlon moves to Tenet from his role as chief executive of the AIM-listed provider of employee and financial services, Personal Group Holdings. During his tenure, he oversaw a sustained period of growth and diversification, underpinned by digital technology.

 
 

Greenwood joined Tenet in 2000 as a non-executive director and was appointed chief executive of the Group in 2011.

He said: “It’s been a great privilege to work at Tenet.

“As I leave, the Board and major shareholders have agreed the strategic plan for the next five years, which targets continued growth. The plan provides great clarity on the future direction of the Group, including significant investment in IT and compliance delivery. However, I will be 70 by the end of those five years so have decided that now is the most appropriate time to hand over the reins. I am confident that the team, led by their new CEO, will deliver on these future goals and I would like to thank them and the rest of Tenet’s staff and advisers for their support during my time at the helm.”

 
 

Scanlon added:

“Tenet is a forward-looking organisation that enjoys the support of its three major shareholders and I’m excited by the opportunities facing the Group, as it continues to meet the evolving needs of the intermediary market.”

Tenet’s group chairman Phillip Hilling commented:

 
 

“I would like to thank Martin for his significant contribution to Tenet Group’s continued success. The Group has gone from strength to strength, working in partnership with advisers to navigate the changing regulatory landscape and winning numerous industry awards along the way. I’m confident however that Martin is leaving the Group in capable hands and I look forward to working with Mark.”

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