TrinityBridge Appoints Andrew Knight as Client Relationship Director
In this new role, Andrew will be responsible for managing and growing relationships with high-net-worth clients. He will play a critical part in driving the firm's growth by identifying and securing new client relationships, developing strategic partnerships, and enhancing the firm's market presence.
"We are thrilled to have secured Andrew's services for this newly created role at TrinityBridge," said Marcelo Rodrigues, Managing Director for Scotland. "His extensive experience and proven track record in financial planning and client relationship management make him the perfect fit for this role. We are confident that Andrew will help us continue to deliver exceptional service to our clients and drive our growth in the Scottish market."
Andrew Knight added, "I am very excited to be taking on this new role at TrinityBridge and look forward to working with the team, who I know well, to build and strengthen our client relationships. TrinityBridge, once Close Brothers Asset Management, has a strong reputation for excellence in wealth management, and I am eager to contribute to the firm's continued success."
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