Steve Jenkins is a respected leader in the UK Financial Services Industry, with over 38 years of experience, building and mentoring teams.
Steve Jenkins is a seasoned leader and a well-known figure at Genistar, a UK-based company focused on helping families become financially free. With nearly 40 years in the financial industry, Steve has built a strong reputation for developing leaders and building teams that truly make a difference.
At Genistar, Steve spends most of his time mentoring others, helping people step into leadership, grow their own organisations, and create better futures for themselves and their families. He’s passionate about showing others what’s possible, and he leads by example. His commitment to empowering people has helped countless individuals grow in confidence, take control of their lives, and achieve goals they never thought possible.
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