| Glenn Hanson BA(Hons) ACII MNAEA |
 Glenn Hanson Glenn Hanson is Managing Director and co-founder of SIPS. Prior to this he spent over 30 years in the Financial Services Industry, holding senior management positions in blue-chip companies and on the CBI Relocation Council. Having lived abroad and travelled extensively, Glenn is highly experienced at organising relocations and understands the needs of investors living abroad, UK nationals wishing to purchase overseas property and, those requiring UK properties to be maintained. He also owns a successful portfolio of investment properties in the UK and abroad. Glenn has a BA (Hons) Degree in Banking, Insurance and Finance. He is also a Member of the Chartered Insurance Institute. Associates Bob Levy Bob Levy is a co-founder of SIPS and supports the development of opportunities to benefit clients. With over 25 years experience in Financial Services, he has worked for Britain’s largest firm of estate agents, been an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) and has held senior executive roles for a major UK Life Company with national responsibility for IFA distribution. Bob holds the Chartered Insurance Institute’s Financial Planning Certificate and the Mortgage Advice Qualification. David Tyrell FRICS David Tyrell is a qualified surveyor and SIPS advisor, undertaking property surveys for clients. He manages his own residential lettings company incorporating 300 properties and, previously worked for estate agency partnerships throughout the West Midlands. Robert Hand FRICS Robert Hand is a qualified surveyor and SIPS advisor, undertaking property surveys and valuations and, project managing renovations for clients. He specialises in Grade II listed and historic buildings. Steve Wilkinson Steve has spent over 20 years, both in a sales and marketing role and as a project manager within property development. He has managed projects from conception to completion and his hands on experience in such matters very much supports our ability to manage projects on behalf of clients.
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