COO Profile: BGF’s Matthew Reed
Having been part of BGF since its inception COO Matthew Reed talks to The Drawdown about the particular challenges he faces in such a unique organisation.
The Drawdown (TDD): How has your role evolved since joining?
Matthew Reed (MR): I joined BGF at its inception in 2011, initially as a consultant to our CEO Stephen, to help navigate the compliance and regulations of establishing a new business.
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