Revealed: Finalists for the PA New Talent Awards 2019

Who made the cut?

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Professional Adviser is very pleased to reveal the individuals and firms to have made the shortlists for the inaugural New Talent Awards.

Taking place at Glaziers Hall in London on 26 September, the awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of those at the beginning of their career in the sector. Professional Adviser is pleased to partner with Architas for the event, which is not about pitting young against old, but championing those that do the most to develop young talent in the sector and those new to the space who are already going above and beyond what is expected of them. The first stage of the judging process consisted of Professional Adviser and Architas working rigurously through all of the entries to dec...

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