All the winners at PA's Women in Financial Advice Awards 2021

Fourth year of the event

Tom Ellis
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Professional Adviser is proud to reveal all of the winners from the Women in Financial Advice Awards 2021.

Now in their fourth year, the 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. These awards are not about men versus women or whether a particular gender is more suited to a career or role in financial services - they are simply about celebrating and recognising the achievements of women in a sector where they continue to be under-represented. In total, we were thrilled to have received more than 2,216 individual nominations and, once the multiple nominees were taken into ...

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