The BFO Young Ambassador Program encourages and supports young financial services industry professionals to adopt a strong ethical foundation as they embark on their careers.
Nash and 14 other financial services industry professionals received recognition at an event at The Ethics Centre on June 1.
In a statement, MetLife said Nash's selection as a BFO Young Ambassador reflects her dedication to ethical practices and her commitment to customers and fostering positive change within the industry.
Nash said being named a BFO Young Ambassador will help her upskill and gain further knowledge of how ethics can be promoted in the workplace.
“I'm honoured to represent MetLife as one of The BFO Young Ambassadors for 2023. This recognition affirms my commitment to ethical practices and inspires me to contribute to positive change within the financial services industry,” she said. “As a BFO Young Ambassador, I'm excited to engage in meaningful conversations and foster a strong ethical foundation for the next generation of professionals.”
BFO director Cris Parker said: “We have seen a substantial growth in The BFO Young Ambassador Program and have expanded it in recognition of the role it plays in shaping the future of the financial services sector.
“We commend Chloe for her dedication and recognise MetLife's ongoing commitment to ethics as a founding supporter for the new program.”
