Prudential Financial appoints Walia as Chief People Officer, Alziari to retire

Prudential Financial has announced the appointment of Vicki Walia as Chief People Officer, effective March 31, 2025.

She will be succeeding Lucien Alziari, who will retire after serving as Prudential’s Chief Human Resources Officer for eight years.

Walia, who has a wealth of experience in talent management, currently leads the company’s human resources for its US Businesses and PGIM, Prudential’s global asset management business.

The executive first joined Prudential as Chief Talent and Capability Officer, overseeing talent and change management as well as teams focused on organizational effectiveness.

Prior to Prudential, she held successive leadership roles in human resources, marketing, and digital strategy and innovation at Moody’s Analytics and AllianceBernstein.

Walia will be reporting to Andrew Sullivan, head of International Businesses and Global Investment Management, who will succeed Charles Lowrey as CEO effective March 31, 2025.

Sullivan stated: “Vicki is an exceptional leader who deeply cares about our people. Her global experience and perspectives, combined with her knowledge of how talent and culture drive business outcomes, will be invaluable in empowering our workforce to capture opportunities at the intersection of insurance, asset management, and retirement.”

Commenting on Alziari’s retirement, Lowrey said: “Lucien has been instrumental to transforming Prudential’s approach to talent management and helping us build a firm defined by world-class talent processes, programs, and people.

“Under his leadership, our talent programs and culture have evolved significantly to help our people compete, lead, and collaborate more effectively. We are a better company for his contributions.”

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