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    Murray Smith

    Director

    After graduating with an MA in accountancy, Murray has worked in the financial services industry since 1992, joining Mattioli Woods three years later to become the Group’s first graduate trainee consultant. Throughout those early years, he specialised in advising his clients on all aspects of retirement and wealth planning before adding management responsibility for the Group’s sales and marketing functions. This culminated in his appointment to the plc Board in 2005 and ultimately his role as Director. 

    After 15 years on the plc board and seeking a balance in life, Murray decided to stand down at the 2019 AGM and continue on in an ambassadorial and advisory role, while remaining actively involved in the Group’s acquisitions strategy. 

    Life is for living and Murray has many passions including listening to and playing music, motorsport and skiing. He is very social and loves a good get together. 

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