Cornwall businessman completes Cornish Pirates' ownership group
Adam Brooks joins four other joint owners at the Penzance club
A Cornwall financial planner has taken the final seat in the Cornish Pirates' owners' consortium.
Adam Brooks, from Brooks Financial Planning, becomes the fifth joint owner of the rugby club.
Adam joins Richard Wastnage, Martin Hudson, Phillip Champ and Anthony Whyte as joint owners of the Cornish Pirates.
It follows news of investment from J. Kenneth "Kenn" Moritz and John H. Tippins, as well as Nick Knowles becoming a shareholder in the club.
Adam has spent his working life in the financial services industry, starting out at some of the country's largest banks and wealth managers.
He has been an owner of Brooks Financial Planning since 2019.
The club said he brings a wealth of experience in building and expanding a business, with a focus on Cornwall.
Adam has been a core sponsor of the Pirates for a number of years.
Brooks Financial Planning branding will appear on the club's playing shirts and off-field kit this season.
"I am excited on what the future can bring for the Cornish Pirates and the wider Cornish community. We are building something very special here in the county and have a great core team behind us, I can't wait to get stuck in," Adam Brooks said.
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