Julie Holden has assumed the role of absence and disability management leader, health and productivity, at Buck Consultants.
Julie Holden has assumed the role of absence and disability management leader, health and productivity, at Buck Consultants.
She will report to Serafina Morgia, the company’s national health and productivity practice leader.
Prior to joining Buck last year, Holden worked at Towers Watson, Banyan Work Health Solutions, Morneau Sobeco, Manulife Financial and Canada Life.
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