4th July 2012

Ascentric adds extra RDR Workshop date due to demand

After a strong response to the recently announced series of half day RDR Workshops, independent wrap platform Ascentric has added an extra workshop in London on Tuesday 24th July.

Aimed at advisers, managers and compliance staff involved with planning or implementing their business’s RDR strategy, the additional Workshop will take place at 55 Gracechurch Street, London.

The RDR workshops will provide 3.5 hours of “Transitioning Your Business” CPD study and take participants on an interactive “journey” through a forty point RDR Checklist, leaving them with a clear set of actions to take back to their business. See notes to editors for details.

Mike Morrow, Ascentric’s Sales & Marketing Director said, “The extra date is in response to popular demand and we are delighted these workshops have been so well received. It will give more people the opportunity to ensure that their RDR plans are on track.”

This free event is open to Ascentric users and non-users. Firms interested in attending should email marketing@ascentric.co.uk with name, firm, contact details and selected location.

Places are still available for the workshops on 17th July in Birmingham (Birmingham Botanical Gardens) and 18th July in Bath (Ascentric’s offices in Trim Street).

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