Martin
Lockyer | Kevin
Hughes | Nick Albery | Mark
Davies | Julian Fidler | James
Gardiner | Jonothan Hayman | Neil
Howell | Tracey Le-Fort | Darren
Levene | Chris Loake | Patrick
Marshall | Ronald Olufunwa | Jamie
Perkins | Howard Sheard | Adam
Stone | John Shirley | Martin
Tewkesbury | Carey Wilson
Mark
Davies:
Mark
joined the financial services industry in 1987, fulfilling a
range of advisory and managerial roles until he joined Westminster
Wealth Management in 2005.
Mark
has built up considerable experience in advising corporate entities
on employee benefits and has formed working relationships with
IT providers, actuarial firms and other consultants to enable him
to deliver a holistic solution to an organisation’s needs, whether
they are large or small. He advises on both trustee based and contract
based pension schemes, group insurances such as life cover and
income protection, flexible benefits schemes and total reward statements,
as well as advice on reducing tax and national insurance contributions
for both employees and employers. His clients range from small
starts ups with a handful of staff to multinationals with workforces
numbering in the thousands.
There
are two essential principles that Mark works by: the first is that
staff perception is key – if your staff do not believe that a benefit
provided by you as part of their remuneration package is actually
beneficial to them, then you as an employer are wasting your time
and money. The second related principle is that if you do not remind
your employees regularly what their benefits are then they are
likely to forget what you provide in addition to basic salary,
and the temptation to look for employment elsewhere for a small
pay rise increases.
In
many cases Mark is able to identify enough cost savings to make
the implementation of substantial improvements in an employee benefit
programme cost neutral for the company.
Mark
is married with four children. He enjoys playing football with
his local amateur team and is a keen golfer and skier.