Martin Brown's next chapter: Kilimanjaro, the Inca Trail and life after Continuum

Brown officially stepped down at the end of August, moving into semi-retirement while working with the board and senior team over the coming months to support the transition. After more than three decades in financial advice - and 14 years spent building Continuum from the ground up - it is a significant moment. But Brown says the business is ready for life without him. "My departure from this business should be no more than a ripple on a mill pond," he tells PA. That confidence stems from the culture he has spent years developing at Continuum, as well as the strength of the fir...