Lori Hardwick steps down as Riskalyze chairman

Lori Hardwick steps down as Riskalyze chairman
The veteran adviser tech executive held the post for two years.
JUN 25, 2021

Lori Hardwick has stepped down as chairman of Riskalyze, the risk-assessment software company she has led for two years.

The move by Hardwick, who headed RIA services at Nuveen before moving to top executive posts at Envestnet and Pershing, was reported by Citywire. Her LinkedIn profile says she served as Riskalyze’s chairman until May and that she continues to serve as a director.

Riskalyze Chief Executive Aaron Klein told Citywire that the chairman’s position will remain vacant for the time being.


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