Meet the Adviser Champions: Tavistock's Mark Evans

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The best way the advice sector could go about championing the profession would be by striving to present a positive image of itself to the public, argues Mark Evans.

According to the Tavistock Investments business development director, there are currently "too many negatives" in the personal finance sector - and that subsequently tends to be what the public sees. Instead, he reasons: "We should be promoting those positives - telling the public what's good about the industry, how good the people are within it, how it's been cleaned up". Evans is the latest Adviser Champion to appear in Professional Adviser's series of video interviews, which has most recently featured RSMR's Geoff Mills, iShares' Joe Parkin and Mazars' David Baker. As to who sho...

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