HM Treasury announces that Dame Sue Owen will serve a second three-year term as Non-Executive Chair (NEC) of the UK Debt Management Office (DMO) Advisory Board.
Dame Sue was previously a civil servant for 30 years, including serving as the Permanent Secretary at the Department for Culture, Media & Sport from 2013 to 2019. She also worked on fiscal policy and debt management policy at HM Treasury.
She was first appointed to the role, which involves chairing Advisory Board meetings and providing support and challenge to the Debt Management Office (DMO) executive team, in 2022.
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds MP, said:
I am delighted that Dame Sue Owen will be serving a second term at the Debt Management Office.
Her expertise and experience has been, and will continue to be, incredibly valuable to the organisation as it continues its vital mission of delivering government financing.
Dame Sue Owen said:
The DMO has an exceptionally important role and I am very happy to have this further opportunity to provide continuity and support to the CEO, her team, and Treasury colleagues.
Jessica Pulay, Chief Executive of the DMO, said:
Dame Sue Owen's reappointment as Non-Executive Chair of the DMO's Advisory Board is greatly welcomed by myself, the DMO's executive team and wider DMO colleagues. We look forward to working with her over the years ahead, as we continue to deliver the DMO's remit to finance the UK government.
