Management shift at RWC Partners occurs.
In a significant shake-up at RWC Partners, Dan Mannix, who has been the CEO of the company for eight years, is stepping down from his position. Tord Stallvik, currently the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and head of business development at RWC Partners, will succeed Mannix as the new CEO.
Mannix joined RWC Partners in 2013 and has led the company through a period of growth and success. His departure comes after eight years of dedicated service, but he will continue to support his successor for a smooth transition, according to RWC Partners.
Stallvik joined RWC Partners in 2015 following the acquisition of Everest Capital. Prior to his tenure at RWC Partners, he worked for Protégé Partners, Pequot Capital, and Schroders. In 2015, he also took on the role of head of business development at RWC Partners.
RWC Partners confirmed Mannix's departure upon request from a media report. The company has also confirmed that Stallvik will succeed Mannix as CEO, making him the new leader of the company.
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Stallvik's new role as the acting CEO marks a new chapter for RWC Partners. With his extensive experience in the financial industry, he is well-positioned to lead the company into the future.
Dan Mannix's departure as CEO and Tord Stallvik's appointment as his successor are significant events for RWC Partners. The company looks forward to continuing its growth and success under Stallvik's leadership.
Tord Stallvik's extensive experience in the financial industry, having worked for companies like Pequot Capital and Schroders, will aid him in leading RWC Partners as the new CEO. This change in leadership, with Stallvik succeeding Dan Mannix, is expected to shape a new phase for the company's business and finance operations.
