Positive Solutions chief Peter Coleman to step down

Laura Miller
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Peter Coleman is to step down as chief executive of Positive Solutions at the end of February, six months since the national IFA's acquisition by Intrinsic.

Coleman (pictured) has headed up the business since early 2012, returning the company to profitability and overseeing the integration of the business with Intrinsic since the deal completed in August 2013. Former Burns Anderson director Coleman said: "It has been a real privilege to lead Positive Solutions for the last two years and oversee a successful period in the company's history. "The acquisition by Intrinsic in 2013 delivers the stability, proposition and support that Positive Solutions clients and advisers required. "Now that the integration of the two businesses is largely...

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