Meet the Aviva Adviser Academy Fellows

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Aviva has launched an Adviser Academy Fellowship to recognise advisers who have made a significant contribution to raising professional standards.

Each year the insurer will appoint three Fellows as advocates for raising professional standards among members of its Financial Adviser Academy and the wider industry. Compliance consultant Thomasina McGuigan, chartered financial planner Eugenie Cameron and adviser Tina Thackery are the first Fellows appointed. They were all top performers in diploma modules supported by Aviva's adviser academy. Fresh on the back of their new Fellowships, all three have spoken to IFAonline about their new roles and professional standards within the industry. Tina Thackery started her studies in Apr...

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