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Jason Stoop
Founder
Father of two, descendant of Adrian Stoop the England & Harlequins Rugby captain, and Frank Stoop who gifted his famous art collection to the Tate Gallery, legacy runs in the blood. Jason is an experienced business advisor, investor and fundraiser, who as well as founding Cornelius James, is an Advisory Board Member of Salary Finance, Daniel Shakhani’s financial well-being initiative.
Jason Stoop
Founder
Jason Stoop Founder Father of two, descendant of Adrian Stoop the England & Harlequins Rugby captain, and Frank Stoop who gifted his famous art collection to the Tate Gallery, legacy runs in the blood. Jason is an experienced business advisor, investor and fundraiser, who as well as founding Cornelius James, is an Advisory Board Member of Salary Finance, Daniel Shakhani’s financial well-being initiative.
Daniel Shakhani
Advisor
Father of three, Daniel is a British-born financier and philanthropist, inventor and social entrepreneur. Ranked Business Insider’s 100 most influential people shaping British technology in 2019, he brings a near-legendary legacy of success to Cornelius James.
Cornelius Frank Stoop
Bequeathed his entire, now priceless, art collection, containing works by Picasso, Matisse and Cezanne, to the Tate Gallery in 1933. Favouring artists who reinvented our understanding of art, pushed the boundaries and grew their world, he’s an example of creating a lasting legacy of entrepreneurial success.
Adrian Stoop
His son, led Harlequins out for Twickenham’s first ever rugby fixture, in the stadium that would one day bear his name. Such was his focus, ingenious strategy and team spirit that he went on to captain for England. Remembered as ‘the man who led England out of the post-1895 wilderness’, his younger brother, F.M. ‘Tim’ Stoop also made the England team.
Jason Stoop
Now, as both father and founder, the next generation represents the future to build towards, preserve and provide a legacy for. People matter, family matters at Cornelius James. Who’s gone before, who’s given their all, who can be helped today, what can be established for tomorrow – this is what ambitions are built upon.