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Cleared Brenner takes swipe at AMP – The Australian Financial Review
The former AMP chairman, who stepped down during the royal commission, warns David Murray’s AMP that workplace culture is not a ‘tick-a-box’ exercise.
Ive been gone for quite some time, Ms Brenner said. All I can really comment on is that one of the things that the board that I chaired was focused on was culture, that people could succeed and be heard regardless of their characteristics. That is something that we were very conscious of, and we were making good progress towards. We were working hard on that, she said.
Ms Brenners resignation coincided with the departure of all three of AMPs female board directors at the time: Holly Kramer, Van…
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