We’re proud to announce that seven outstanding women from Truly Independent have been nominated for the 2025 Women in Financial Advice Awards, hosted by Professional Adviser. These awards celebrate the achievements of women across the financial services profession—recognising leadership, expertise, and the commitment to making the industry more inclusive and supportive.

Congratulations to our nominees:

  • Chloe Fleming

  • Sophie Earl

  • Hayley Gibson

  • Ewa Brzeska

  • Emily Davies

  • Maxine Watters

  • Maxine Scott

These nominations represent a cross-section of the Truly team—from front-line advice to vital behind-the-scenes support in paraplanning, operations, and compliance. Each nominee plays a critical role in delivering excellence to our clients and advisers alike.

A Culture That Champions Women

At Truly Independent, we’re committed to empowering women across all areas of the business. We’re proud to foster a culture that not only supports career growth but actively celebrates the unique strengths and contributions women bring to financial services.

A Word from Chloe Fleming

“I’m honoured to be nominated alongside such an inspiring group of women from across the profession—and especially proud to be part of a company that genuinely values and supports the contributions of women in financial advice. This recognition is a testament to the positive culture we have at Truly.”
— Chloe Fleming, Office Manager

The full shortlist is available at Professional Adviser:
WIFA 2025 Nomination List →

Looking Ahead

We’ll be rooting for all our nominees when the winners are announced later this year. Whatever the outcome, we already consider this a win—for the nominees, for Truly Independent, and for the continued progress of women in financial advice.

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