Eastern Bankshares promotes Jennifer Wambold to EVP, chief people officer; appoints her to management committee

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Eastern Bankshares promotes Jennifer Wambold to EVP, chief people officer; appoints her to management committee
  • Eastern Bank promoted Jennifer Wambold from Senior Vice President of Total Rewards and Benefits to Executive Vice President, Chief People Officer, and appointed her to the Management Committee.
  • In the expanded role, she will continue to report to Executive Vice President Kathy Henry, who leads the Legal, Human Resources and Communications functions.
  • Jennifer Wambold joined Eastern in 2025 to lead compensation, benefits and recognition strategies supporting the bank’s talent objectives.
  • Before joining Eastern, she served as Chief People Officer at XR Extreme Reach and previously held HR leadership roles at Plymouth Rock Assurance and within Omnicom Group agencies.


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