The Leeds hires corporate planning manager

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The Leeds Building Society has appointed Joe Eddison as its new corporate planning manager.  

He joins the mutual from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), where he was business partner for strategy, planning and performance.

Eddison will be responsible for leading the development of the Society’s corporate plan and overseeing the associated annual planning process.

He said: “I will build on the strong reputation of the Society and develop a strategy and robust sustainable plans to deliver it for the benefit of the Society’s members, underpinned by products that meet their needs.

“I have extensive knowledge of the wider financial services landscape and am looking forward to honing this into a specific market.

“I have a strong background in service, performance and cost improvement and will work with colleagues across the business to help the Society continue to thrive.”

Alison Port, Leeds Building Society’s director of strategy, added: “I am delighted to welcome Joe to our corporate planning team.

“He will be involved in managing our corporate plan process and further developing the insight and analysis the team produces.”

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