Nest appoints April Clark as Chief People Officer

Nest Corporation is today announcing the appointment of April Clark as the new Chief People Officer (CPO) of the Nest pension scheme. This role is a new addition to Nest’s executive team and signifies its commitment to placing people at the heart of its strategy to deliver financial peace of mind for all.

April brings a wealth of experience in human resources and organisational development, having held senior positions in several leading organisations including Saga Insurance, Aon, and Prudential. Her expertise will be instrumental in driving forward Nest’s people agenda, ensuring that the scheme can deliver on its purpose and thrive in an increasingly competitive and complex market.

The creation of the CPO role underscores the critical importance Nest places on having the right capability, capacity, and culture within its organisation.

Welcoming April to the executive committee, Ian Cornelius, CEO of Nest said:

"We are thrilled to welcome April to the Nest team. Her appointment as Chief People Officer marks a significant milestone for us.

“With April on board, we are confident that we will continue to build a strong, vibrant culture that supports our strategic goals and enables us to serve our members effectively. Her leadership will be pivotal in ensuring that we have the right talent and culture to meet the challenges ahead.

“I’m looking forward to April joining us and taking up this key leadership role as we embark upon the next stage of our transformation journey.”

April Clark, Nest’s Chief People Officer said:

"Nest has a remarkable reputation for its commitment to providing financial security and peace of mind to its members.

“I look forward to working with the team at Nest to shape our people strategy and foster the culture we need to achieve our purpose, delivering on our promise to members. Together, we will continue to build on Nest’s impressive achievements so far, harnessing the power of our unique purpose to drive forward our mission in an ever-evolving landscape."