New York & Tri-State + Midtown New York + Finance | March 14, 2023

Julie Harbert has joined investment firm Pretium in the newly created role of president of Pretium Enterprise Services

Pretium Names President of Enterprise Services

Pretium, a specialized investment firm focused on U.S. residential real estate, residential credit, and corporate credit, has hired Julie Harbert firm as senior managing director and president of Pretium Enterprise Services. In the newly created role, Harbert will be responsible for building and leading the New York City-based firm’s shared service solutions.

Harbert brings more than 25 years of experience in business operations. Most recently, she served as Entergy’s SVP and chief administrative officer. Prior to joining Entergy, Harbert was group head of global business services at Philips. She began her career at IBM, where she built a strong record of execution in numerous roles.

“Julie has an impressive track record of successfully leading continuous improvement for large, complex organizations,” said CFO Chris Weidler. “We are excited to welcome her to Pretium and look forward to optimizing our solutions, services, and processes enterprise-wide under her leadership.”

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