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STOP PRESS: Green to make NPI mutually acceptable

Pensions group NPI has hired Paul Green as communications manager. Green, who joins from Charles Barker, will report to Ian Martin, NPI’s head of corporate affairs. The appointment comes as NPI attempts to convince members that it should retain its mutual status.

by JULIETTE GARSIDE / December 05, 1997

Pensions group NPI has hired Paul Green as communications manager.

Green, who joins from Charles Barker, will report to Ian Martin, NPI’s

head of corporate affairs. The appointment comes as NPI attempts to

convince members that it should retain its mutual status.

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