Nucleus appoints three account managers

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Nucleus has appointed three new regional account managers to its business development team.

The platform said the new roles had been created to increase its on-the-ground resources in new areas across the UK. Philip Dublon will be responsible for the South of England. He joins from AXA where he spent four years as a platform consultant. Alex Pemble joins from Zurich to cover the South East, with Jerry Quince joining from Aviva to cover the North of England. The appointments boost the team size to nine. Business development director Barry Neilson said: "In order for us to maintain the momentum it is essential we have the right people, with the right credentials supporti...

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