Evelyn Partners expands charity team in Leeds
UK wealth and investment management firm Evelyn Partners has appointed Olivia Perkin as senior associate client administrator within its charity team, in Leeds.
With over five years’ experience in the charity investment sector, Olivia joins from RBC Brewin Dolphin.
In her new role, she will support client relationships, business development and charity administration.
Olivia is also an active volunteer and fundraiser, having raised over £15,000 for suicide prevention charity Andy’s Man Club in memory of her late brother.
She said: “I am excited to be joining the Leeds charity team at Evelyn Partners and look forward to playing a part in supporting the impactful work they do.
“It’s inspiring to be a part of a team that is so committed to making a difference to our local and national charity clients.”
Ian Gibson, managing partner of Evelyn Partners’ Leeds office, added: “Olivia is a fantastic addition to the growing Evelyn Partners charity team, in Leeds.
“Charity investment management is a key area at Evelyn Partners and Olivia will bring a wealth of experience which will enhance our offering in this space.”
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