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Jenny McKay
Director, Chartered Financial Planner
She has worked in the Financial Services Industry since 1999 after leaving university with a degree in Financial Services and worked for a variety of firms including Aberdeen Asset Management, Aegon Scottish Equitable and Abbey before joining Campbell & McConnachie (as it was known then).
Jenny is married with two young children. In her spare time she is Treasurer for a local small charity and enjoys the theatre, concerts and dining out when she gets the chance.
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