Paul Fletcher
InvestorAffiliate Partner at SYSTEMIQ · Advisor at Systemiq Capital
Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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Paul Fletcher is an Affiliate Partner at SYSTEMIQ Ltd and an experienced investment industry executive. He served as Senior Partner at Actis from its 2004 spin-out until 2015 and previously held the role of CEO at CDC Group. Fletcher currently advises private equity firms on partnership effectiveness, senior team performance, and succession strategy, while serving as a board member for Teach for All, Crisis Action, and EMPEA, and as chair of LeadersQuest.
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- Who is Paul Fletcher?
- Paul Fletcher is an Affiliate Partner at SYSTEMIQ Ltd and an experienced investment industry executive. He served as Senior Partner at Actis from its 2004 spin-out until 2015 and previously held the role of CEO at CDC Group. Fletcher currently advises private equity firms on partnership effectiveness, senior team performance, and succession strategy, while serving as a board member for Teach for All, Crisis Action, and EMPEA, and as chair of LeadersQuest.
- Where does Paul Fletcher work?
- Paul Fletcher is Affiliate Partner at SYSTEMIQ and Advisor at Systemiq Capital.
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