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BHP moves and expands Leeds office to accommodate growth
BHP Chartered Accountants’ Leeds office have announced that they have moved premises in Leeds, from Headingley to Mayesbrook House, Lawnswood Business Park, to accommodate the growth of the firm in the West Yorkshire area.
Mike Jackson, Leeds Office managing partner said, “The move has proved a great success and I believe BHP will continue to thrive in our new offices.
“The new spacious and modern building will allow us to meet our plans for organic growth and we have received extremely positive reviews from visiting clients, contacts and staff over the last week.”
“The move is an essential part of the BHP strategy and with audit, tax consultancy, corporate finance and advisory teams operating from the Leeds office, demonstratesto our clients our full service offering from all our offices across the region.”
Mike noted that with the improving economic conditions in the region, Leeds office forecasts strong growth especially in the advisory and corporate finance services lines.
He said: “Our clients and prospective clients are regularly talking to us about profit improvement and growth strategy including strategic planning and merger and acquisition opportunities.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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