Equilibrium's Gaynor Rigby to exit this summer

Jenna Brown
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Equilibrium Financial Planning managing partner Gaynor Rigby is to leave the business this summer after 11 years with the Wilmslow-based firm.

Rigby's focus for the last few years had been developing Equilibrium's senior management team with the help of non-executive Chris Brindley. She described her exit as a "natural evolution" for the business. Rigby joined the financial planning business in 2010. During that time staff levels have increased to 94 and assets under administration to £1.1bn.  She said: "Equilibrium's purpose is ‘making people's lives better'. That purpose is now clearly established in our culture, demonstrated by the team and experienced by every one of our clients.  I am very proud of what I have accomplis...

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