Ex-Investment Quorum CEO Lee Robertson joins AiNED

Stepped down following MBO

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Lee Robertson has joined the executive board of the Association of Independent Non-Executive Directors (AiNED) after recently stepping down from his role as CEO of Investment Quorum.

Robertson (pictured), who founded the £250m AUM wealth manager in 2000, decided he wanted to pursue other opportunities and stepped down following a management buy-out led by CIO Peter Lowman, director of private clients Nicholas Rolf and Petronella West, who replaces him as CEO.  In his new role, he will leverage his experience as an independent non-executive director, helping to represent AiNED members' views and providing guidance on training, ethics and governance issues. Commenting on the move, Robertson said: "Having now stood down from Investment Quorum, I have a number of exci...

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