Raven Picorro
Administration Ninja
Hi, I'm Raven! I’m one of the people behind the scenes making sure everything runs like clockwork. I joined the team with a simple goal: to make your journey with us as smooth and stress-free as possible.
I’m a firm believer that great financial advice is only as good as the service that supports it. Whether it's helping with paperwork or just being a friendly voice on the end of the phone, I’m here to ensure you feel looked after every step of the way. When I’m not keeping the office in tip-top shape, you’ll usually find me out for a coastal walk. Just like the rest of the team, I’m all about finding that balance of hard work and genuine contentment.
In your corner
After graduating with a degree in Accountancy in 2024, I traded my textbooks for the fast-paced reality of client service. While my academic years were spent immersed in theories and complex formulas, I’ve found greater purpose in "bridging the gap"—moving beyond the four-walled rooms to see how the financial principles actually change lives for the better. Transitioning into the professional world has been an eye-opening journey. I’ve realized that while the numbers are important, the real value lies in how we apply them to help people navigate their financial futures.
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Life away from the desk
By nature, I’m a total introvert (a very awkward one) who somehow ended up in a not so very extroverted career. While I spend my days navigating corporate chaos with a professional smile, fair warning: the better you know me, the weirder I get. As the youngest of two siblings (there’s just two of us haha), I’ve always marched to my own beat. When I’m not at work, I retreat to my right-brained roots. I grew up surrounded by music and still love getting lost in my guitar or starting a new sketch. Admittedly, I have a bit of a "halfway" habit—I’m great at getting a drawing across the bridge, but I rarely feel the need to reach the other side. My sketchbooks are a graveyard of beautiful, unfinished ideas, but in a world of deadlines and concrete numbers, I find a lot of peace in the "almost done."