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EY has renewed the lease of its One More London Place headquarters until 2040, marking the firm’s continued investment in London as a place to do business.

One More London Place (1MLP) is the UK and Global headquarters of EY and home to more than 8,000 people. The lease on the building was due to expire in 2028 and has been renewed due to its unique proposition, with a prime location and excellent transport links.

EY has 20 offices across the UK, with a second London-based office in 25 Churchill Place in Canary Wharf, where its UK Financial Services business is predominantly based.

Anna Anthony, EY UK & Ireland Regional Managing Partner, said: “Extending the lease on this iconic building marks our continued investment in London and confidence in the capital as a place to do business. We are retaining a fantastic building, in a prime location, which will continue to provide a great place to work for our people.” 

Amala Duggirala will join Delta as Chief Digital & Technology Officer, taking responsibility for a combined technology and digital function.

Delta CEO Ed Bastian sent the following memo to employees, announcing the retirement of Rahul Samant, E.V.P. and Chief Information Officer, after 10 years of service. He also announced Amala Duggirala will join the airline as its new Chief Digital & Technology Officer.

Rahul Samant retirement

After a decade leading our technology transformation as E.V.P. and Chief Information Officer, Rahul Samant informed me a few months ago of his plans to retire from Delta, effective March 1.

During his years of service, Rahul focused on delivering secure and reliable IT services across the company, fostering a culture of innovation, and developing the next generation of technology leaders. He has overseen significant improvements in the reliability and resiliency of Delta’s vast technology environment, while delivering new data and analytics capabilities in our customer and front-line employee facing technology.

Rahul’s accomplishments include migrating Delta’s systems and data to the cloud, developing a new Data Center, and establishing a world-class information security team. Rahul also oversaw the launch of Delta’s AI journey, with the beta rollout of Delta Concierge and optimizing AI to support our operation, among other initiatives.

 Most importantly, Rahul always strived to elevate and foster Delta’s unique people-focused culture. Thanks to his service, Delta today is a global leader in technology and innovation and is well-positioned for the years ahead.

With Rahul’s departure, Amala Duggirala will be joining Delta as our Chief Digital & Technology Officer, taking responsibility for a combined technology and digital function.

 Amala, who most recently served as E.V.P. and Chief Information Officer at USAA, has led digital transformations for major brands including Regions Bank and ACI Worldwide. She is known for her strategic, long-term thinking as well as the depth of her technical expertise.

 Amala shares Delta’s core values of always putting people first, understanding that the true value of innovation comes from empowering our people.

 Like most of us, Amala is an enthusiastic traveler who loves trekking historic sites. She will be relocating to Atlanta with her husband and mother. Her first day will be Jan. 12.

 Amala will report directly to me and will be a member of the Delta Leadership Committee. Eric Phillips, S.V.P. and Chief Digital Officer, will report to Amala as she oversees our technology and digital efforts. Unifying our commercial digital products with our enterprise technology foundation will help us accelerate our journey as a technology-driven consumer brand.

 Please join me in thanking Rahul for his decade of service to Delta, and in welcoming Amala to the team. As we begin our next century of flight together, I’m confident that our best years lie ahead, thanks to our deep bench of leadership talent and – most important of all – the skill and dedication of our 100,000 people worldwide.

Ed