Edward Grant - Non Executive Director, Personal Finance Society - Annual Dinner Guest Speaker

We are pleased and honored to announce that Edward Grant, Non Executive Director, Personal Finance Society, will be one of our guest speakers at our annual dinner on 21st March 2025.

Eddie Grant is an impactful leader and passionate advocate for the financial planning profession, with a career spanning over three decades. Throughout his extensive career, Eddie has been dedicated to supporting, mentoring, and spearheading initiatives that build consumer confidence and trust in the value of financial advice.

As a champion for apprenticeships and lifelong learning, Eddie has played a pivotal role in the evolution of MBA, MSc, and PhD programs in finance which is open to all Chartered individuals across the profession, and in the formation of Finance in Society Research Institute (FISRI). He firmly believes in the power of robust and insightful research to drive the profession forward.

A Chartered Financial Planner and Fellow of the Personal Finance Society, Eddie has supported and mentored many to achieve their aspirations, having facilitated the growth of the largest Chartered community.

Eddie's leadership credentials include serving as the past president and longest-serving non-executive board member of the Personal Finance Society (PFS), CII Pension Trustee, Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Insurers and past Director of Technical Connection, the leading tax, trust, pension experts answering over 500,000 questions a year.

Eddie had this to say:

🗨️ "Over 30 years ago, I began my career as a life inspector based in Watford. I am thrilled to be attending the Luton and Hertfordshire CII dinner, where I look forward to reconnecting with old friends, networking with fellow professionals, and celebrating the remarkable achievements of your Institute. See you there!"

Book a ticket to hear more from Eddie and celebrate both the financial planning and general insurance professions.

Book here: Annual Dinner 2025 at The Old Palace, Hatfield House