PFS strengthens POWER Panel with two appointments
Both will support the panel’s work on client-focused financial planning, vulnerable customer support and professional development.
The Personal Finance Society (PFS) has appointed chartered financial planners Kamahl Best and Lucia Rippa to its POWER Panel.
Both will support the panel’s work on client-focused financial planning, vulnerable customer support and professional development.
Best said: “It’s a privilege to join the PFS POWER Panel and to be working alongside experienced and expert practitioners who all want to help improve this wonderful profession of ours.
“I’m looking forward to being able to bring my experiences together to do what I can bring insights and content to members of the PFS to hopefully improve their client experiences and journeys and help support planners create better relationships with their clients and better outcomes for their clients.
“PFS POWER has been a great resource for me, from when I joined the profession as an administrator, to now as a Chartered Financial Planner and I’m excited to start contributing towards that.”
Rippa said: “I’m excited to be joining the PFS POWER Panel. Throughout my career, I’ve seen the difference that good financial planning can make, particularly when supporting clients through complex or challenging circumstances.
“I look forward to sharing my experiences, learning from fellow practitioners, and helping promote a profession that puts clients’ needs and outcomes at the heart of everything we do.”
Carla Brown, president of the PFS and chair of the PFS POWER Panel, said: “We are delighted to welcome Kamahl and Lucia to the PFS POWER Panel.
“They each bring valuable practitioner experience and specialist insight that will strengthen the range and relevance of content we can deliver to members, while supporting our wider aim of sharing practical expertise across the profession.”
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