Revealed: The second set of shortlists for 2020 Women in Financial Advice Awards

Role model of the year and more

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Professional Adviser is proud to publish the second set of shortlists for the 2019 Women in Financial Advice Awards, all the winners of which will be announced on 8 October.

The Women in Financial Advice Awards are designed to celebrate the achievements of women working within the financial advice community and also the broader financial services sector in the UK. We are delighted our enterprise has again struck a real chord with our readers, with more than 1,300 nominations received across the different categories. All those nominees were then asked to fill in a questionnaire addressing factors such as their achievements in the workplace, what drives them and their involvement in projects that help raise the profile of financial services as a career for ...

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