A South-West London business has teamed up with a local university to help masters students achieve success.

Kingston financial plannersHolland Hahn & Wills(HHW) have been supporting students at Kingston Business school this summer via mentoring and support with projects.

Now the firm are calling for people to help with the students' final research project, which uses HHW as a case study.

The survey is completely anonymous and takes just a minute to fill in.

It closes this Saturday (21 August) so don't delay! Click HEREto take part.

The firm described their experience helping the students as "valuable" and "rewarding."

In a recent newsletter the company said: "Holland Hahn & Wills is proud to be involved in many initiatives in our local Kingston community.

"Over the past few months, we have been supporting students at Kingston University Business School, who are completing a Masters degree in International Business Management.

"We have worked with them on various projects, and as they work comes to a conclusion, they have used HHW as a case study for their research.

"Chris and Katie have been working with two different groups of students, as well as being involved in the university's mentorship program.

"It has been valuable to both HHW and the students, and has been rewarding work."

"Their final module is a consultancy in practice project, and the students have put together a short survey."

"The data will be cumulatively processed and your responses remain anonymous," they added.

"No one will be able to identify you or your answers, and no one will know whether or not you participated in the study.

"There is no personal data involved. This last body of work pulls together their academic research, and is important for their success.

"If you are happy to complete this survey to help with their academic research, we would be most grateful."

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