Advisers celebrate at Unbiased media awards

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Almary Green's Carl Lamb and Combined Financial Strategies' Jonothan McColgan were celebrating double successes at the Unbiased Media Awards 2015, which were held in London on 4 February.

Lamb was named Financial Adviser of the Year and At Retirement Adviser of the Year, while McColgan picked up the trophies for Tax Planning Adviser of the Year and Estate Planning Adviser of the Year. Including the Judges' Award, which went to Chase de Vere's Patrick Connolly, there were 13 adviser categories in Unbiased's 11th year of organising the awards. All nominees and winners are members of unbiased.co.uk's Bluebook directory, and were picked by a judging panel including trade and national journalists. The adviser winners in full: Judges' Award Winner: Patrick Connolly,...

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