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Eamon Porter QFA FLIA ACII  Eamon Porter is a member of our International Community Development Team. He is also Business DNA's Country Manager for Ireland, a leading country in financial services consumer education and compliance. Eamon is one of Ireland's leading financial consultants with over 31 years experience having worked in two leading Irish insurance companies before starting his advisory career as a stockbroker and then setting up his own business as an independent financial adviser. Through his fee based independent wealth mentoring business, Aspire Wealth Management, Eamon advises on all aspects of specialist financial planning ranging from investments and retirement programs through to raising finance, efficient tax planning and protection arrangements. He is also the creator of the Aspire Wealth Mentoring Program and the Personal Document Retrieval System. He has a long involvement in Irish financial matters having been one of the inaugural judges for the Moneymate Investment Awards before representing the Irish Brokers Association (IBA) for several years as a board member with the life assurance technology company, Assurelink. He currently sits on the Council of the Irish Brokers Association as well as serving on the IBA’s Financial Services Committee. Eamon has also been an examiner for the Life Insurance Association (LIA) examinations before becoming the editor of the LIA's technical journal "The Professional". In 2000 he was appointed to the board of directors of the LIA and in 2004, served as its President.Eamon's Business DNA Core Work Life Profile is that of a Strategist, a profile which is very task orientated and competitive while seeking to initiate changes to produce better results. Eamon is analytical, logical, direct and confident and has a rational, thoughtful approach to all aspects of wealth creation Both Eamon’s business and family home are based in the North Dublin town of Malahide and having played water polo for over 25 years he now focuses on golf, albeit not too well, to meet his competitive needs. | |
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