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LONDON - Polar Capital Global Healthcare Trust plc has announced the appointment of Ms. Caroline Gulliver as an independent non-executive Director, effective from May 15, 2025. Ms. Gulliver’s appointment comes as part of the company’s board enhancement strategy, leveraging her significant experience in investment trusts.
Caroline Gulliver has a notable background, including her current roles as a non-executive director, Senior Independent (LON:IOG) Director (SID), and audit committee chair at MIGO Opportunities Trust Plc and abrdn European Logistics Income PLC. Her previous tenure included being a non-executive director and audit committee chair of International Biotechnology Trust plc. Gulliver’s extensive experience also encompasses her time as an Executive Director at Ernst & Young, where she developed a deep understanding of investment trusts.
Lisa Arnold, Chair of Polar Capital Global Healthcare Trust, expressed enthusiasm for Gulliver’s agreement to join the Board. Arnold anticipates that Gulliver’s extensive experience and skill set will greatly benefit the company. Gulliver is set to become the Audit Chair-Elect and will transition into the role through an orderly handover from Neal Ransome, the current Audit Chair, who will complete his nine-year tenure in 2026.
The election of Ms. Gulliver as a non-executive director will be proposed to the shareholders at the company’s next Annual General Meeting, scheduled for early 2026. It has been noted that Ms. Gulliver does not currently hold any shares in Polar Capital Global Healthcare Trust plc. According to the company’s statement, there are no additional details that need to be disclosed under the Listing Rules concerning Ms. Gulliver’s appointment.
This strategic addition to the Board is part of Polar Capital’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its governance and oversight capabilities. The information regarding Ms. Gulliver’s appointment is based on a press release statement.
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