Moore in part-time role at HB&W
IRELAND - Former Hewitt Bacon & Woodrow managing director, Richard Moore, has taken a part-time role at the firm with responsibility for integrating the company's business in Ireland.
Moore is also retaining the management of “several major clients”.
As reported in last week’s issue, Moore’s role as managing director of Hewitt’s UK operations is being taken over by Roger Parkin, head of retirement and financial management. Hewitt stresses, though, that Moore is not leaving the company.
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