After lengthy contemplation and serious consideration Bruce has decided to retire. Bruce has had a long and successful career in Public Practice and at 62 now feels it is the right time.
Bruce has the full support of Morrows, with his retirement always being part of the transition plan contemplated when Silverwood’s first joined. Bruce initially anticipated perhaps working a year or two longer, however the move to retirement became obvious and natural for Bruce over the last year and a half.
When Silverwood’s joined Morrows in July 2014, it was always contemplated that Bruno D’Angelo would be at Morrows for some considerable time. With Bruce’s retirement, Bruno will naturally take on a larger role in continuing to provide the excellent service and support that the Silverwood’s clients have become accustomed to over a number of years.
Bruce will be sorely missed. He has left behind a great legacy of clients, but he is comfortable in the knowledge that he has left them in safe hands at Morrows, who will continue to service and care for their financial needs after his retirement. With Bruno’s help and support of Morrows key team members, we look forward to a deepening connection with Silverwood’s clients.
We wish Bruce and his family all the best for the future.
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