Founding member of SmithGreenfield and marketing director to leave the company

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Joint-founder Giles Greenfield is to leave high net worth brokerage SmithGreenfield at the end of the month.

Allison Greenfield, marketing director at the company, will also be leaving.

A statement from the brokerage said that Mr and Mrs Greenfield were leaving the company to explore new opportunities within the industry with the full support of managing director, Steve Smith.

Commenting on the news, Mr Smith said: “Working with Giles and Allison to launch and grow SmithGreenfield has been an absolute pleasure and we will miss them both. Together, we have built a business that today has a gross written

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