Aimie Chapple will join Capita in October as executive officer of Customer Management, while Chantal Free will join the same month as executive officer of People Solutions.

Aimie worked for more than 20 years at Accenture, holding a series of senior positions, including UKI chief innovation officer. She is a non-executive director of Learning Technologies Group.

She said: “Capita is at a really exciting stage of its transformation, so this is a great time to come on board.

“We are also in the midst of a new age in customer management, with advances in automation, AI and data analytics, providing opportunities to serve customers with new insights. 

“I’m passionate about helping develop and deliver these innovations for Capita’s clients, while also building on the expertise and outstanding service already being delivered by the customer management team.”

Chantal joins from Willis Towers Watson, where she was managing director and head of Human Capital and Benefits, Western Europe.

She said: “I am excited to be joining Capita and to have the opportunity to lead the company’s People Solutions division at this transformative moment.

“Capita offers an incredible range of human resources tools and capabilities to more than 6,500 private and public sector clients.

“I look forward to deepening Capita’s relationships with its existing HR clients and to helping them prepare for the challenges of the future of work.”

Mark Cook will serve as interim Executive Officer, People Solutions until Chantal Free’s arrival. He has joined Capita from Investment Services Group, where he was Global Managing Director.

Erika Bannerman, the former Executive Officer for People Solutions, has decided to leave Capita to pursue other opportunities.

Jon Lewis said: “I would like to take this opportunity to thank Erika for her commitment to leading our People Solutions division during the early stage of our multi-year transformation and, on behalf of Capita, to wish her well for the future.”

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