AIM Is On The Verge Of Naming A New Tech Chief

COMINGS AND GOINGS

Former AIM Tech Chief, Hasenyager, Writes One Book, is onto Another, And Still Wants to Jump Back into The CIO Fray

AIM Management Group, the Houston-based mutual fund company with $65 billion in assets under management, will soon name a new chief technology officer, a position that has been vacant since the firm's former CTO, Bruce Hasenyager, a highly experienced chief information officer with a long track record on Wall Street, left the company in April 1996.

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