True Potential Investments appoints head of distribution

Laura Miller
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True Potential Investments has appointed former Platforum head of adviser relations Emma Napier as head of distribution.

Starting January 2014, Napier will lead True Potential Investments' business development team, driving what the firm said are its "ambitious" growth plans for its wealth platform business. Napier has a strong background in the financial services industry, having worked in the IFA community for over 20 years. Her most recent role was as head of adviser relations at The Platforum. Previous roles include chief operations officer at The Regent Organisation where Napier was responsible for support and compliance functions, and operations manager at city-based IFA Advisory & Brokerage Se...

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