Lincoln

Hannah Cribb

Client Services Manager

Get to know Hannah

I joined Flying Colours in January 2020 as a Business Administrator to support two of the Lincoln based financial advisers. Since then I have been promoted to Senior Administrator and recently to Client Services Manager for the Lincoln office. I have worked in the financial industry for 10 years now and love how varied the job is. On a day to day basis my duties range from preparing client review packs for my advisors and processing new business, to liaising with providers, paraplanners and clients to ensure the advice recommendations are processed in a timely and professional manner.

Outside of work

I love Yoga and Pilates and spending time with my family, friends and dogs. I travel as much as possible and have been lucky to have been all over the world.
I’m a massive Arsenal supporter and go to as many matches as possible. I also love a dining room disco and try to get to at least one festival a year.

What do love about your job?
The job varies on a day-to-day basis and there’s always something new to get your head around.
What do you love about Flying Colours?
Flying Colours is a great company to work for as they’re very considerate to their employees. Even though the offices are spread out all over the country, everyone gets along well and are on the same wavelength. Guy’s summer parties are a highlight!
Absolute loves
Yoga, yoga, yoga! My family and dogs, experiencing new cultures, and being in hot countries in my shorts and flip flops.
Pet hates
Telling my son to tidy his bedroom on a daily basis and it falling on deaf ears!

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