Plan Works expands with paraplanner partner addition

Growth plans

Jenna Brown
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Outsourced paraplanning business Plan Works has expanded its operations with Siân Davies Cole becoming a partner and director alongside founder Nathan Fryer.

Fryer, who founded the business in 2013, said the move was the first step in growing the business. He has, until now, run the business by himself. Davies Coles will join the firm as partner and director. The business operated from offices in Nutfield in Surrey, but Davies Cole will work remotely from Bristol. Fryer said: "I had got to the stage where I was happy with the business as it was and needed a fresh pair of eyes and added stimulus to help take it to the next level.  "I advertised a position and was very pleased when Siân responded, as she brings a wealth of experience and ...

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