16th February 2017

Brooks Macdonald 2017 Academies

Complexity and flexibility: investments, due diligence and beyond.

We are pleased to announce that the Brooks Macdonald Adviser Academies are returning across 11 UK locations between April and June 2017.

This year they will be bringing together a range of influential speakers to dissect the complexities of the industry and discuss effective business modelling.

As always, the academies qualify for structured CPD and we will be issuing certificates to all attendees after each event. 

Previous attendees have said…

“A very useful day and I recommend it to all IFAs, whether you use Brooks Macdonald’s services or not.” Mark Newman, Prosperity IFA

‘This was my third Adviser Academy and as always the subject matter was diverse. Overall the afternoon was informative and gave me plenty to think about and a selection of ideas to take back to the office.” Danielle Gregory, MCP Financial.

Register now

Academy locations

The speakers

Investments, Partner Events, DFM

Registration

Free Registration and CPD

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