Bank of America (BofA) veteran Marty Rose has joined Holley Holland, the self-described “business transformation experts” to build the change management consultancy’s U.S. business, including opportunities in Charlotte, North Carolina, and throughout the region, officials say.
Rose, who will be based in Charlotte, has left her post as chief operating office (COO) of the EST and Resolution Planning Group at Bank of America, officials say.
Rose served for more than 20 years at BofA and past positions include program and governance executive for BofA’s global recovery and resolution and global stress testing group, and COO and program executive in the bank’s corporate tax group, officials say.
In the corporate tax group, Rose led the tax operations and technology team and managed various strategic initiatives, officials say. Earlier roles included providing tax support for structured finance transactions, leading global tax merger transitions and serving as EMEA tax director.
“Holley Holland is a very different type of consultancy — the team is made up of senior people from the industry,” Rose says in a prepared statement. “That’s why I joined — so I could advise financial institutions with confidence alongside my peers. At a time of such complexity, the need for long-standing financial services experience is crucial: I know from experience you want advice from people who have been in your shoes. That’s a very rare thing to find.”
Andrew Holley, co-founder of Holley Holland, said that Rose “will be responsible for building out our U.S. business, focusing on immediate opportunities in Charlotte while expanding our regional footprint.”
Holley Holland specializes in investment and retail banking, asset management, and insurance, officials say.
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