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Aviva plc
Annual report and accounts 2013
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Group executive continued
Christine Deputy
Group HR Director
b.1965
Christine joined Aviva in
March 2013 as the Group
HR Director with responsibility
for developing the global
HR strategy.
Christine has a signicant
track record of leading human
resources functions and being
responsible for the delivery of
successful cultural change
programmes across a number
of businesses.
She was most recently head
of HR, global retail and business
banking at Barclays where she
took a leadership role in the
cultural change programme.
She was formerly senior vice
president, Chief Human
Resources Ofcer at Dunkin’
Brands Group; held a number
of roles at Starbucks Coffee
Company, culminating in
being Vice President, Partner
Resources, Asia Pacic and
Greater China Regions, and
held a number of roles at
Thomas Cook Group (Canada)
culminating in being Vice
President Human Resources.
Amanda Mackenzie, OBE
Chief Marketing and
Communications Ofcer
b.1963
Amanda joined Aviva in 2008
to oversee the rebrand from
Norwich Union and to set up
a global marketing and
communications function.
She has responsibility for
customer, marketing, brand,
corporate & public affairs and
corporate responsibility. She
is also the executive sponsor
for diversity.
Amanda has a BSc in
Psychology from the University
of London, is a graduate of the
Insead Advanced Management
Programme, a Life Fellow of the
RSA and Fellow and past
President of the Marketing
Society. Amanda has over 25
years of commercial experience,
including director roles at British
Airways Airmiles, BT and British
Gas. She is also a Non-Executive
Director and audit committee
member of Mothercare plc.
She is on the board of the
National Youth Orchestra and
is a member of Lord Davies’
steering group to increase the
number of women on boards.
Amanda was awarded an
OBE in the 2014 New Year
Honours List for services to
marketing.
Left to right: Khor Hock Seng, Jason Windsor, Amanda Mackenzie OBE, David McMillan,
John Lister, Maurice Tulloch, Mark Wilson, Christine Deputy, David Barral,
Pat Regan, Kirstine Cooper, Euan Munro, Paul Boyle OBE, Nick Amin