The Team

James Watts, Managing Director & Chartered Financial Planner
Tel. 01622 850777
Email. Jamesdcpi.co.uk
James has over 25 years of experience as a Financial Planner and specialises in providing financial advice to personal clients for their pension and investment needs. He has a considerable amount of expertise with corporate & business owners in meeting their specific financial planning needs from both a personal and company perspective. As a Chartered Financial Planner, James has all of the necessary qualifications and experience to advise on your personal and corporate financial planning needs.
Andrew Meakin, Director & IFA
Tel. 01622 850777
Mobile. 07977 918139
Email. Andrewdcpi.co.uk
Andrew is a Financial Planner and has been working in Financial Services for over 30 years. He brings a wealth of experience in both relationship management skills and knowledge, as well as an ability to build trust in order to meet the advice needs of our clients.
Bill Glebioska, Compliance Director
Tel. 01622 850777
Email. Billdcpi.co.uk
Bill has over 35 years experience as a Financial Planner and specialises in providing financial advice to personal clients for their pension and investment needs. Bill is now semi-retired but continues to manage the compliance responsibilities for the business.
Carlyn Mepham, Senior Administrator
Tel. 01622 850777
Email. Carlyndcpi.co.uk
Carlyn is a Senior Administrator and manages the administration aspects of the business on behalf of our clients.
Clair Thompson, Senior Administrator
Tel. 01622 850777
Email. Clairdcpi.co.uk
Clair is a Senior Administrator and manages the administration and compliance aspects of the business on behalf of our clients.
Nathan Moore, Independent Financial Adviser
Tel. 01622 850777
Mobile. 07948 873695
Email. Nathandcpi.co.uk
Nathan joined the DCPI team in January 2024 and has recently begun working as an IFA. He brings a new perspective to the team, having joined the industry in 2021 and working his way up from administrator to adviser.

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