AWD's Laverick joins Jelf Financial Planning as MD

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Former AWD Chase de Vere head of business development Martyn Laverick has been appointed managing director of Jelf Financial Planning.

The 50-year-old took up the newly-created role on Monday, reporting directly to group chief executive Alex Alway (pictured). Laverick recently left AWD Chase de Vere, along with finance and operations director Robert Organ, as part of a major shake-up of the firm's senior management. Laverick says: "I am delighted to be joining Jelf, a team of dedicated professionals committed to developing and delivering a strong client-focused proposition.   "My goal is to raise awareness of that proposition and increase our profile in the marketplace. "I am in do doubt that together, the t...

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