Satis WM delivers gifts and more good news from the week…

Personalised coasters

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As the UK enters its third week of lockdown and we become accustomed to working from home, PA rounds up some of the good news stories of the week...

Satis sends personalised coasters to staff Satis Wealth Management has broken up the monotony of working from home for its staff by treating them to a small gift. The firm sent out wooden coasters for its workers around London, with their locations and "branch manager" inscribed on them, as seen above in the article image. The group's director and Chartered financial planner David Hearne came up with the idea and enlisted the help of Berkshire woodcraft business Hugo's Workshop: "It was a really nice way to thank the team, to have a nice joke about their homes being a branch… and w...

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