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Appointment of Peter Ogilvie
Plus4 Insurance Solutions Extends Its Presence in Tasman with the Appointment of Peter Ogilvie
Plus4 Insurance
Solutions (Plus4), the national insurance broking and
financial adviser group, today announced that Nelson-based
financial adviser Peter Ogilvie, has joined the
group.
Peter Ogilvie is an Authorised Financial Adviser (AFA) with more than 14 years experience in the financial services sector serving SMEs, the rural community, families and high-net-worth individuals, throughout the Tasman region.
He began his financial services career with AMP in Nelson in 1999, after seven successful years listing and selling real estate with Ray White and subsequently Haven Real Estate in Nelson. Peter has lived in Tasman for the majority of his life and is well-known throughout the region having represented Nelson in rugby, cricket, tennis and touch rugby.
Plus4’s Chairman Grant Uridge said, “Peter is an experienced, well regarded insurance adviser who has extensive networks throughout the region.
“He has a successful track record as a financial and insurance adviser, and is someone who derives considerable satisfaction ensuring people receive insurance and financial advice that best meets their particular circumstances.
“Given that Plus4 is a cooperative, the only specialist insurance and financial broking firm who is a member of the NZ Cooperatives Association, we are very selective about whom we ask to join our group. Our members need to not only have the necessary experience and expertise but also share our values, as each member has an equal shareholding. We are pleased to welcome Peter to Plus4.”
Established in 2008 in Nelson, Plus4 now has over 30 advisers working from 12 locations between Whangarei and Invercargill. Group members, who have no affiliations to any specific insurance provider, offer unbiased advice tailored to their individual and business clients’ requirements. They work predominantly with small to medium sized enterprises, their owners and their accountants.
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