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About
David Poole is a Senior Adviser at Smith Square Partners who previously led Citi Private Bank's UK and Ireland operations. He provides advisory services to corporate finance and legal firms, as well as to families, and serves as trustee for educational, charitable, and religious trusts. His background includes roles as a board member at the BBA/UK Finance, governance positions at Lancing College and Westminster School, and involvement with various professional and institutional advisory boards.
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- Who is David Poole?
- David Poole is a Senior Adviser at Smith Square Partners who previously led Citi Private Bank's UK and Ireland operations. He provides advisory services to corporate finance and legal firms, as well as to families, and serves as trustee for educational, charitable, and religious trusts. His background includes roles as a board member at the BBA/UK Finance, governance positions at Lancing College and Westminster School, and involvement with various professional and institutional advisory boards.
- Where does David Poole work?
- David Poole is Business Development Consultant at New Quadrant.
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