Our adviser Kate Gannon, has seen success at this year’s
Personal Finance Society Finance Awards in London .
Kate was named the 2016 Chartered Financial Planner of the
Year at the society's gala awards dinner on Thursday 24th November 2016, where
more than 500 guests converged on Wembley Stadium to celebrate excellence
across the financial advice profession.
Mrs Gannon is a Fellow of the Personal Finance Society, an
education officer for the society in Cornwall
and Plymouth ,
and was a finalist in last year’s Chartered Financial Planner of the Year
category.
She said: “I am delighted to have won, this award is the pinnacle of any Financial Planner’s career.”
She said: “I am delighted to have won, this award is the pinnacle of any Financial Planner’s career.”
The Personal Finance Society recognise the contribution that
Chartered Financial Planners are making to raising professional standards
across the country, and the flagship award won by Kate is greatly coveted
and recognised nationwide. Entrants commit to a three stage judging process
designed to have each one demonstrate the wide range of skills necessary to
give clients accurate, clear, effective and highly professional financial
advice.
Paul Northmore, Managing Director of Manning and Company said:
“We are delighted for Kate who deserves this recognition for all the hard work she has contributed to Financial Services”.
Paul Northmore, Managing Director of Manning and Company said:
“We are delighted for Kate who deserves this recognition for all the hard work she has contributed to Financial Services”.
Society Chief Executive, Keith Richards, said the excellence
displayed by all award winners reflected the heightened level of expertise and
professionalism within the Society’s membership.
Mr Richards went on to praise the award winners:
“[they] act as ambassadors for our profession, and they should be congratulated for their commitment to their clients as well as the profession more broadly.”
Mr Richards went on to praise the award winners:
“[they] act as ambassadors for our profession, and they should be congratulated for their commitment to their clients as well as the profession more broadly.”
The Symposium was held during the day at Wembley, which
attracted more than 800 delegates.
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