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Duncan Buchanan,
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Very professional and engaged service.
Danny Nussbaum,
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I find Colin proactive rather than reactive. He is also supportive.
Expertise - independent - takes the strain off.
Kelly White,
Tussauds
Brilliant to work with - inspiring confidence that risks are anticipated and well-managed, and adding huge value by sharing expertise and best practice.
Mark Berry,
RM
The trustee training course lecturers' explanations and willingness to answer questions were most valuable - even silly ones - although I have learnt there are no 'silly questions' that trustees should ask.
Anonymous

PMI Pensions Aspects: I work in pensions

Topic:

Technology

Date published:

Wednesday, 7 March 2018

Printing, collating and posting paper is a thing of the past. Curtis Mitchell’s article for the March edition of PMI ‘Pensions Aspects’ emphasises the usefulness of technology for a scheme secretary and online meeting packs.

Read Clare Owen's blog on the pros and cons of paper vs paperless meetings

 

Read Curtis' PMI article

 

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