Young business leader wins Test Valley Business Award

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 06:27 · Archive

Chloe Pearce, co-director of Richard Pearce Wealth Management, has been named Young Business Person of the Year at the Test Valley Business Awards.

Chloe Pearce, co-director of Richard Pearce Wealth Management, was named Young Business Person of the Year at the Test Valley Business Awards. The ceremony took place at Thructon Circuit on Saturday, October 17.

Since becoming co-director in December 2024, Ms Pearce has helped lead the firm through its most successful year, focusing on trust, family values and community engagement. She has led initiatives raising more than £2,000 for Hampshire Hospitals Charity and supporting efforts that raised over £4,000 for Breakthrough T1D.

Ms Pearce said: 'It means the world. The reason the community means so much to us is that we've been supported, our family, by these charities. To be part of this community and to be able to give something back is huge.' Award sponsor Stannah noted that young entrepreneurs are essential to the future of business and community.

The company plans to expand with the recruitment of another financial adviser next year and will increase its educational outreach. Ms Pearce said the firm is passionate about educating clients around financial management and retirement planning, and intends to bring these lessons to children.

How it is being reported

• Young business leader wins top award after helping drive firm's most successful yearA business leader has been celebrated for her impact and ambition in driving company growth.Andover Advertiser · 24 Oct, 05:00
• Young business leader wins top award after helping drive firm's most successful yearA business leader has been celebrated for her impact and ambition in driving company growth.Romsey Advertiser · 24 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Chloe Pearce · Richard Pearce Wealth Management · Hampshire Hospitals Charity · Breakthrough T1D · Test Valley · Stannah

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