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PwC in Newcastle expands consulting team
PwC in Newcastle is delighted to announce the appointment of Marcus Robinson as New Businesses Consulting Partner in the Newcastle office. The appointment further strengthens a growing consulting team in the North East.
Originally from Newcastle and previously based in London, Marcus has been with the firm for five years. He led the firm’s government consulting work during challenging economic times and is now applying this expertise across all sectors. Sitting on the firm’s national Consulting Leadership Team, Marcus will head up a new business unit for the North East and UK practice which will focus on the provision of managed services such as finance, training, HR, procurement, IT, data analytics and debt management along with providing support to start up businesses in the region.
The team will also continue to provide more traditional consulting services, such as advising clients on cost reduction and on transformation.
Paul Woolston, senior partner at PwC in Newcastle, said: “I am delighted to welcome Marcus to the team in Newcastle. Our expanding consulting team helps reaffirm our position as one of the leading professional services firms in the North East. We look forward to helping local businesses in these challenging times with our range of services and new business support expertise. I would like to wish Marcus and the team all the very best.”
Marcus Robinson said: “I am delighted to be back where I belong and am looking forward to helping create new businesses and new jobs in the North East.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by PwC .
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