Press Release - Acorn Capital Advisers appoints Olga Kucherenko as Partner

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Private wealth specialists Acorn Capital Advisers announce that Olga Kucherenko has joined Acorn Capital Advisers as a partner. Olga joins the all-female leadership team comprising founder Sally Tennant and partners Diane Seymour-Williams and Amy Blackwell.

Olga brings family office experience gained over the past 14 years as an adviser at Deloitte where she held senior roles in the Private Client Services and Family Office Advisory teams and, most recently, through her own practice. This exciting development will see her merging her business into Acorn Capital Advisers.

Throughout her career, Olga has served a range of UK and international clients – from first- generation wealth creators to established and influential wealthy families. Her areas of expertise include the creation and transformation of family offices, succession planning, wealth preservation – while supporting family unity and harmony along the way. She has particular expertise in advising on governance frameworks; ensuring that the family, family office and asset holding vehicles align with a client’s vision and strategy.

Sally Tennant said: “Olga is a rising star in the family office market. Her multi-disciplinary structuring and succession planning expertise will add to our client offer, complementing our existing strengths in investment, wealth, and philanthropic advisory. We are pleased she is bringing her passion, expertise and network to the Acorn team.”

Olga Kucherenko added: “Acorn Capital Advisers stand out because of their fresh perspective and focus on untangling the complexities of multi-generational wealth. The combination of a strategic approach and an independent, unconflicted business model is attractive for me as a practitioner and for clients. I look forward to joining this dynamic team.”

Olga is a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation and holds a Master’s degree in International Economic Relations from the Russian Academy of Economics.

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