Eh?! Who's consulting at Davies?
'They're crazy, boss.'
Maybe, Voice. But we need to investigate.
Good morning,
'Who's that?!'
Er ... Dom.
'You mean that bottle of champagne they buried under that rock in Fandango ... ???'
Er ... it might be a different Dom, Voice.
I wanted to share a press release that I hope you'll be interested in covering today.
No, it's not the champagne under the rock.
'Was it actually under the rock, boss?'
I don't know. Maybe buried nearby.
'Yeah.'
It would be a lot of work putting it under the rock.
Anyway ...
Consulting at Davies (formerly known as Sionic), a specialist financial services consultancy, has made three senior hires as part of its international growth. These include a new partner and head of asset wealth management in N. America; a new principal consultant; and a new director.
Why did the firm change its name? The new name is confusing me, me ... me. But maybe not others.
'Ha! Me, too!'
All the info is below. And photos are below that. This story is available for immediate use.
Many thanks,
Dom
All right, Dom.
Consulting at Davies continues to build momentum with three senior hires
London, UK, 16 April 2024
Consulting at Davies, formerly known as Sionic, has announced three new additions to its senior team.
Okay, okay. Who are they, these hires?
Peter Keaveney has joined as a Partner and Head of the North American Asset & Wealth Management practice, Roshni Patel has been appointed as Principal Consultant, and Matt Lonsdale has taken up a position as a Director.
Okay.
Keaveney joins Consulting at Davies with over -
No, no. We don't need all this. Let's go straight to the voices.
'Yippee!'
Peter Keaveney said: "I'm in heaven when you smile."
Ha!
Peter Keaveney says: "I'm excited to join the team and to play a part in both nurturing and growing Davies' client base through highlighting our unique range of expertise and unparalleled commitment to delivering measurable value to our clients. Davies' commitment to building robust client relationships is key to our growth plans and I'm pleased to be part of this journey with the rest of the team and am excited for the challenges that lie ahead."
My God! He's excited. He's pleased. And he's excited again.
'Let's see if Roshni can top that!'
Roshni Patel comments: "Implementing new technology solutions and migrating data from legacy arrangements is never just about the tooling itself. Success depends on engaging with business teams, resolving issues and influencing stakeholders. This is where my experience and passion lie, and this is where Consulting at Davies excels, so I'm very excited to have joined the team and look forward to taking my career forward at Davies."
Excited. Okay. Fine.
Matt?
Matt Lonsdale adds: "Over the last two decades, I've been driven by a passion for growing financial services organisations through an environment of constant change. My new role at Davies is a natural fit as the Consulting division grows with new acquisitions, capabilities, sectors, and locations. I'm excited to be part of these developments."
Excited.
'And the prize goes to ... [drum roll] ... Peter!'
Yeah, well done, son.
Oh ... let's finish with Paul Sutton.
'Who's he?!'
Ha! Come on, Paul ...
On the appointments, Paul Sutton, Davies Managing Partner, says: "We're thrilled to have Peter, Roshni and Matt join our team. They each bring significant expertise and skills, which will be valuable as we continue to evolve post-Sionic. While we continue to navigate the waters at this crucial time, growing our service offering is vital for our growth and the success of our clients."
Thrilled.
Nice one, son!
ENDS
ENDS
ENDS
...
Anything else?
Zeus be with us!
That's all I've got to say, man.
'Say more.'
Well, okay. I watched the Gaugamela scene this morning at five. As soon as I got up. It's routine now, BUT
I need to stop watching other stuff, you dig? For the Gaugamela scene to really work on my consciousness, you dig?
Unfortunately, I'm addicted to CJ Explores the beaches of Newquay. Not their town video. The bigger video about the beaches.
I will stop though.
Laters.
