'We don't clock watch': Alan Easter on Beaufort's unique recruiting process

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Nicola Brittain
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If some adviser firms wait outside university graduation halls (that's figuratively, not literally) to grab the best talent, financial planning firm The Beaufort Group adopts an entirely different approach...

The group, which launched last year, is already starting to see some success with its Bright Young Things scheme. Here, group CEO Alan Easter explains more about the programme...

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