Tuesday, 06 January 2015 14:43
IFP says a very big thank you to five branch chairmen
IFP branches are the lifeblood of the Financial Planning community. Those individuals who give real commitment via time and efforts to run the branches as volunteer chairmen deserve considerable praise and thanks.
As 2015 begins, the IFP is saying a very big thank you to five CFP Professionals who have given a huge amount back to the profession through their roles as branch chairmen. Claire Menni CFPCM has been involved as chair of Surrey and London branches for many years.
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As 2015 begins, the IFP is saying a very big thank you to five CFP Professionals who have given a huge amount back to the profession through their roles as branch chairmen. Claire Menni CFPCM has been involved as chair of Surrey and London branches for many years.
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She's handing over co-chairmanship to Farida Hassanali CFPCM who will work with co-chair Abraham Okusanya CFPCM to build on the success at London branch. John Fachiri CFPCM originally established the Chester and North Wales branch 2011, and has now stood down to be succeeded by Quentin McCormick CFPCM.
Steve Martin CFPCM has developed the Manchester branch and is now handing over to Chris Weetman CFPCM. Pete Matthew CFPCM has been at the helm of the South West branch for four years and hands over to new IFP board member Martin Ruskin CFPCM.
At the Kent and Sussex branch Ian Painter CFPCM is taking over from Lance Baron CFPCM who like all outgoing chairmen has done a really great job in helping build the financial planning profession.
Steve Martin CFPCM has developed the Manchester branch and is now handing over to Chris Weetman CFPCM. Pete Matthew CFPCM has been at the helm of the South West branch for four years and hands over to new IFP board member Martin Ruskin CFPCM.
At the Kent and Sussex branch Ian Painter CFPCM is taking over from Lance Baron CFPCM who like all outgoing chairmen has done a really great job in helping build the financial planning profession.
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