Team Members

  • Tyrone Tuitt

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    Tyrone  started his  time working with Simon in 1988 joining Chase De Vere on the same day as Toby Jackson.

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  • Toby Jackson

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    Toby left South Devon College with a professional qualification in Hotel Management. Having spent a number of years working his…

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  • Stuart Steinberg

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    Stuart has been in the Financial Services world since 1988. Initially Stuart worked locally in Essex for a couple of…

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  • Philip Flanagan

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    Graduated from University College Cork in 1987 and spent some time working in the USA before joining Chase De Vere…

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  • Peter Christopherson

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    Peter graduated from Reading University in 1988 and after a short period working in Landscape Design Peter joined Simon at…

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  • Marian Toole

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    Marian joined the Mortgage Administration team at  Chase De Vere in 2004  after more than 20 years experience working for…

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  • James Spratt

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    James studied Business at Hertfordshire Regional College before starting his commercial career. In 1985 James joined locally based insurance company…

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  • Geoff Hardcastle

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    The experience already gained through 22 years in financial services with the Burnley Building Society which became, The National &…

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  • David Duncan

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    David has been involved with Financial Services since 1983, originally joining the Sun Alliance Group to develop a background in…

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  • David Croft

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    David began his career working on an aviation syndicate in the Lloyds insurance market and after six formative and very…

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