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Blog: Succession planning amid the coronavirus crisis

Peter Blanc

Aston Lark's Peter Blanc, shares his thoughts on adapting the business and why M&A can continue to thrive post Covid-19.

The Covid-19 crisis has made many of us re-evaluate our working lives and its becoming a cliché to say “things will never be the same again”.

If someone had said to me that over 900 Aston Lark staff would all be successfully working from home and that our 30 odd offices would all be sitting empty I would never have believed it –nonetheless that’s where we are!

So what does this mean for a broker like Aston Lark?

First and foremost we are all about organic growth – looking after our existing

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