Women in Financial Advice Awards 2025: Best pictures from the night

Celebrating the best women in the industry

Professional Adviser
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Professional Adviser proudly hosted the Women in Financial Advice Awards 2025 in association with LV on Wednesday (12 November).

The Women in Financial Advice Awards celebrate the achievements of women working within the financial advice community and also the wider financial services arena. More than 450 nominees and supporters flocked to the Marriott Hotel in Grosvenor Square for a gala awards evening, hosted by Professional Adviser deputy editor Jenna Brown and comic Cally Beaton. PlanIt Future's Rhiannon Gogh took home the award for Outstanding Contribution to the Profession for her work in the special needs advice sector. Boring Money's Holly Mackay was awarded two gongs, one for marketing and one for in...

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