New York, United States, August 2024 – Colin Peters has taken on the role of Chief Human Resources Officer at AlTi Tiedemann Global. In this new position, Colin will be responsible for driving HR strategies that align with the company’s growth objectives, focusing on leadership development, talent acquisition, and fostering a strong organizational culture.
Prior to joining AlTi Tiedemann Global, Colin Peters served as the Managing Director and Founder of Devonshire HR Consulting, LLC for approximately 3 years, where he specialized in HR transformation, talent acquisition, and leadership development. He provided strategic HR consultancy to various organizations, enhancing their employee engagement and HR operations.
Before founding Devonshire HR Consulting, Colin held the position of HR Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director at ACA Group for about 7 months. In this role, he was instrumental in optimizing HR processes and enhancing operational efficiency.
Earlier, Colin spent nearly 6 years at Nomura, where he was the Head of Human Resources, Americas. During his tenure, he led significant HR transformations and played a pivotal role in aligning HR strategies with the business objectives of the organization.
Before joining Nomura, Colin had a long and successful tenure of nearly 19 years at Instinet Incorporated. He held various leadership roles, including Global Head of Human Resources and International Head of Human Resources. His extensive experience in strategic HR planning, leadership, and employee benefits design has been invaluable in shaping HR practices across global markets.
AlTi Tiedemann Global is a global wealth and alternatives manager, dedicated to transforming powerful ideas into high-performing strategies and solutions. The company offers a connected ecosystem of advice, solutions, and innovative investment opportunities to individuals, institutions, foundations, and family-led businesses across its global network.
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