Premium appointed aimed at growth
Dealer group, Premium Wealth Management has looked to underpin a growth strategy with the appointment of former IOOF Lonsdale practice development specialist, Justin Viney as head of network development.
Viney’s appointment has been confirmed by Premium managing director, Paul Harding-Davis who said he believed the appointment would be valuable to Premium’s efforts to grow the business.
“His key brief will be to interact with accounting firms seeking to broaden their offering to include a rigorous and proven financial planning option,” he said. “Premium’s experience, systems and accreditation offers small and medium practices, in particular, an attractive pathway to broadening the advice services they can offer clients.”
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