Oh, another lovely award…

A few months ago I was delighted to attend a very swanky awards ceremony and be the winner of CityWealth’s Power Woman of The Year Award as Entrepreneurial Woman of The Year.

Last week I attended the inaugural awards ceremony from Women in Finance, held at Grosvenor House- another swanky event. I was delighted to be awarded Financial Adviser of the Year Award.

The comment made was: Mary Waring was singled out for her specific understanding of not only the market but also her commitment to advising women going through a divorce. The judges were also impressed with her innovative business model that puts clients first.

Hoping to get a hat trick and win another award before the end of the year. Watch this space.

Mary Waring is a Chartered Accountant, Chartered Financial Planner and Money Mindset Coach, helping women transform their relationship with money so that they can become free and powerful. She is also the bestselling author of "The Wealthy Woman: A Man is Not a Financial Plan."

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