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AMERICAN CENTURY NAMES CO-CHIEF PEOPLE OFFICERS

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Wednesday, July 20, 2022
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- American Century Investments has promoted Sarah Cossa and Diane Gallagher to senior vice presidents and co-chief people officers of the firm. Working from American Century's New York City office, Cossa will serve as the HR representative on the Management Committee and lead talent acquisition, HR business partnerships, HR operations and analytics and compensation and benefits. Gallagher, based at the firm's global headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., will be a member of the Expanded Management Committee and lead employee experience and relations, learning and development and community engagement. Together, Cossa and Gallagher will lead the HR strategy as the firm attracts, retains and energizes its world-class talent and supports the development of strong workplace practices designed to further the global asset management firm's client-centric and impact-driven culture.

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  • KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- American Century Investments has promoted Sarah Cossa and Diane Gallagher to senior vice presidents and co-chief people officers of the firm.
  • Cossa joined American Century Investments in 2021 as vice president, head of human resources business partnerships.
  • Gallagher originally joined American Century Investments in 1995, most recently serving as vice president, head of employee experience.
  • The Institute owns more than 40% of American Century Investments and has received dividend payments of $1.87 billion since 2000.