Capstone focuses on accounting space

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25 July 2012
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Capstone has appointed former Bendigo and Adelaide Bank senior manager of financial planning Jamie Johns as National Network Manager to oversee the company's push into the accounting space.

In the role, Johns will be responsible for distribution development and giving coaching advice to Australian advisers, as well as overseeing Capstone's distribution growth phase, which will extend the businesses services to the accounting marketplace.

She has over 12 years' experience in the financial services industry, holding management positions with ING/OnePath, Genesys and AMP prior to her position with Bendigo.

"Jamie brings a wealth of industry knowledge that is integral to our practice's ongoing development. Her extensive experience will provide valuable insights for our businesses operating environment, especially as our industry continues to evolve," managing director for Capstone Grant O'Riley said.

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