Seventy Financial Planning, a Harrogate-based financial planning company, has recently welcomed three new staff members as their assets under management reach £40m. The company, founded by director Chris Riley in 2012, has brought in financial planner Andrew Brierley, trainee paraplanner Joshua Wrigley, and paraplanner Eileen Riley, who transitioned from a career in the charities sector. Chris Riley emphasized the importance of these appointments in maintaining high-quality services for their clients and highlighted their focus on combining expertise with cutting-edge software for effective financial planning.
Meanwhile, Langleys Solicitors in York has added Siobhan Newton to its family law unit, alongside the promotion of Natalie Wiles to senior paralegal and the appointment of Leigh Hannam as a paralegal. Their family law unit, recognized in the latest edition of Chambers UK, offers specialized services including litigation, mediation, and collaborative law matters. The team includes several Resolution accredited specialists.
Joining the health practice at Hill Dickinson, Eleanor Tunnicliffe and Ruth Griffiths have been appointed to enhance the firm’s expertise in healthcare, regulatory, and public law. Eleanor brings over 14 years of experience in information law, judicial review, and equalities obligations, while Ruth specializes in advising on new care models in the NHS and innovative contracting structures. Both will work closely with the existing team to drive growth in the Leeds office.
Aire Valley-based AKA PR has expanded its team with the addition of five new members, including Tristine Hargreaves, Michelle Topham, Ros Dawson, Victoria Benn, and Rachel Lund. Tristine, with over 25 years of experience in quality assurance and compliance, will provide technical advice to clients. The agency’s recent growth reflects their success in securing new business and enhancing their team’s skill set.
BDO LLP in Leeds has welcomed Fletcher Adamowicz as a director, leveraging his expertise in working with mid-sized businesses and private equity-backed enterprises. Fletcher’s focus on the private equity market will strengthen BDO’s transactional tax services, adding significant value to their clients. This strategic hire aligns with BDO’s commitment to expanding their services and supporting businesses of all scales.
In another development, Mace has appointed four new associate directors in its Leeds office to bolster its capabilities across various sectors. Andy Hirst will lead the industrial, logistics, and manufacturing portfolio, while Kerry Martin will focus on public sector projects. Andrew Walker and Gary Allen bring extensive experience in delivering large-scale projects, with Gary leading the national health sector services. These appointments underscore Mace’s commitment to growth and innovation in Yorkshire and the North.
Lucy Phipps has taken on the role of head of family law at Harrowells, bringing ten years of expertise in family law to the firm. Her experience in divorces, financial claims, and international child law will strengthen the Family Law Department. Lucy’s appointment reflects Harrowells’ dedication to providing specialized legal services to clients in North and East Yorkshire.
Simon Lunt, a senior solicitor and businessman, has joined Beal Homes as a non-executive director, contributing his legal and commercial acumen to the company’s board. With a background in company law and corporate work, Simon’s appointment aligns with Beal Homes’ strategy to enhance its governance and strategic decision-making processes.
Lastly, Sheards Accountants has appointed Zoe Lunn as a senior accountant, leveraging her AAT qualification and over 10 years of experience in managing year-end and management accounts for limited company clients. Zoe’s addition to the team comes at a time of growth for Sheards, following recent business wins and strategic partnerships, demonstrating the firm’s commitment to expanding its service offerings.
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