I have known Neil for several years through our involvement with the ifs School of Finance. During that time, I have always found Neil an extremely personable, committed and enthusiastic individual with a clear focus on his objectives. Neil's people focussed approach and enthusiastic manner make him a strong team player and one who is prepared to lead from the front. We have worked together on rebuilding a brand and Neil certainly put the work in to get to the right people and ensure the message was delivered. 
Jason Poucher, President, ifs School of Finance, Jersey Network
Preparation for Financial Services Skills Council (FSSC) Accreditation
Why get accreditation?
Communicating an organisation’s commitment to excellence in training
- to customers, regulators and staff
Impact on the bottom line
- training is used to change peoples performance and productivity, enhancing customer service, providing less complaints and more revenue
Return on training investment
- providing clear evidence of the appropriate level of investment for the outcomes required
Ensuring individuals are trained to do the right things in the right way
- ensuring knowledge, application and skills levels meet regulatory standards for achieving and maintaining competence
Emulating the Regulator
- proactively following the same route as the FSA's own external training function - Industry training, and their internal training department - Corporate learning, by ensuring achievement of FSSC accreditation.
Meeting industry standards
– public recognition via an industry recognised kite mark which can be displayed on premises, literature and other forms of publication, providing instant evidence of quality assurance to the members of the public and business customers
