Exclusive-T. Rowe Price’s head of governance Donna Anderson to retire at year-end

Written by Svea Herbst-Bayllis

New York (Reuters) – The Asset Manager told Reuters that Donna Anderson, who heads corporate governance at T

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“Donna Anderson told us about her decision to retire from her role … effective at the end of this year, and we started transferring her work to Khalifa,” Eric Vyle, head of Global Investment and Specialist Investment employees in T. Rowe PRICE.

Anderson, 56, did not respond to a comment.

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Almost two decades ago, Anderson has led T. Rowe Price with hundreds of companies as issues that include executive heads, corporate council makeup, environmental and social policies and governance, increasing importance.

“She is an incredibly respectable pioneer, not only in the halls of the company’s board of directors and corporate governance departments in the asset industry, but also inside the walls of T “He will miss her.”

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In the world of small and narrow governance, Anderson played a decisive role in shaping voting policies and sometimes put them publicly at conferences such as the meeting of institutional investors this week in Washington.

“Donna Anderson was an important force in the supervisory world and was always ready to contact her as you see,” said Jessica Worth Strine, the administrative partner and CEO of Jasper Street Partners. “Not only did the package follow.”

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During her career, Anderson often faced prominent investors, including billionaire activist Nelson Bilz and heads of companies such as Darren Woods of Exxon Mobil, but they have never searched for the limelight even because she was considered as a result, lawyers, bankers and investors.