'Secret lives' of financial planners showcased in photography exhibition

Black and white portraits

Tom Ellis
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A photographic exhibition of financial planners is being put on at the Financial Planning Marketing Summit to highlight the "surprising and inspiring" ways financial planners spend their free time.

The presentation will feature "stark" black and white portraits of 20 financial planners, which will be accompanied by personal accounts of the subjects, written by the muses themselves. The exhibition will include a world-class bodybuilder, a Balearic Island DJ and a campaigner against domestic abuse. And, to name a few more hobbyists, there will also be a classical singer, a novelist and a desert-runner on display. The collection of people and their interests were garnered over the course of six months by adviser technology platform Advicefront. "It occurred to us that what unifi...

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