Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, July 2025 – Amy Sliwinski has joined SEI as the new Chief People and Culture Officer, bringing more than two decades of deep expertise in talent management, learning strategy, HR operations, and people development. In this pivotal role, Amy will lead SEI’s enterprise-wide people and culture agenda, shaping the company’s workforce strategy and supporting its global financial services mission.
Amy spent over six years at SKF Group, where she served most recently as CHRO/Vice President Human Resources – Americas and earlier as Vice President of Recruiting and People Development. In these roles, she led talent acquisition, HR communications, and large-scale transformation initiatives across North and South America.
Prior to SKF, Amy had a long and impactful stint at Santander Bank, holding several leadership roles over more than a decade, including Vice President, Talent Consultant and Director, HR Learning Strategy. She championed employee experience, learning, and leadership development, managing multimillion-dollar budgets and large HR teams focused on measurable outcomes.
Earlier in her career, Amy held leadership positions at Bank of America, where she led performance consulting and learning strategies that supported national sales and service effectiveness. Her experience is rooted in enabling organizations through workforce capabilities and building future-ready HR functions.
Amy holds a Master of Science in Adult Education and Learning Technologies from Drexel University, and a Master of Science in Human Resources Management from Southern New Hampshire University, reflecting her commitment to lifelong learning and strategic HR advancement.
About SEI
SEI (NASDAQ: SEIC) is a leading global provider of technology and investment solutions that connect the financial services industry. From investment processing to operations outsourcing and investment management, SEI serves asset managers, investment advisors, banks, and institutional investors. As of December 31, 2024, SEI manages, advises, or administers approximately $1.6 trillion in assets, helping clients deploy their capital more effectively to serve their own clients and drive growth.
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