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Haines Watts continues to invest in regional talent

LEADING accountancy and business advisory firm Haines Watts is celebrating a flurry of appointments and promotions, as they continue to

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LEADING accountancy and business advisory firm Haines Watts is celebrating a flurry of appointments and promotions, as they continue to invest in local people across the North and Scotland.

The firm welcomed 38 new appointments in this financial year alone, nine of which are graduates and school leavers. The new starters join across a number of specialist service lines including audit, accounts, tax incentives and reliefs, corporation tax and VAT.

Speaking on her new role as Corporate Tax Trainee, Sophie Glaister said: “I’ve only been here a short while but everyone has been very welcoming so far. I’d heard of Haines Watts through family members and knew it was a good place to work. The firm has a great culture and values which I really resonate with.”

The appointments come as the North region offices celebrate a total of 25 internal mid-year promotions, whilst continuing to nurture the next generation of leaders with the start of a new cohort of their accredited talent development programmes. Six new delegates joined the firm’s eighth annual Leadership Development Programme. Meanwhile, nine team members are currently completing the Managers Skills Programme, and five team members are due to graduate the programme this week.

Commenting on the people moves, promotions and development opportunities, Group Managing Partner, Donna Bulmer said: “We have a lot to celebrate across our North region. Not only are we seeing such talented young people choosing to start their careers here at Haines Watts, but we’re also seeing them progress, reach their goals and even achieve what they might not have thought possible.

“I’m so proud to see our team making strides in their career. Whether it’s their job, a well-deserved promotion, or taking part in our talent development programmes. It’s the people who make Haines Watts what it is and I’m proud to see them go from strength to strength.”

Personal and professional development, at all levels, remains a key priority for Haines Watts as the firm continues to expand. 

Haines Watts is a leading advisor to owner-managed businesses in the UK. As a Top 15 firm, they deliver a wide range of services and solutions that enable aspirational business owners to achieve their goals.

More information on Haines Watts and their team can be found on their website:  https://www.hwca.com/offices/north/our-people-culture-and-careers/

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