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Gateley announces new promotions in Birmingham
Gateley has announced its latest promotions in Birmingham as the company continues to invest and develop the region’s top talent.
The legal and professional services group has made 15 promotions in its Edmund Street office including one new partner. The promotions span Gateley Legal’s restructuring, residential development, real estate, corporate dispute resolution, tax, corporate, construction and employment teams as well its property consultancy business Gateley Hamer.
The new partner in Birmingham is Kathryn Hacking (restructuring) while Kate Ball (residential development), Shazan Miah (real estate), Richard Tindall (real estate), Adam Percival (corporate) and Karen Levesley (corporate dispute resolution) are all promoted to legal director.
Jo Symes (tax) and chartered surveyor Steve Moon (Gateley Hamer) have both been made a senior associate while Sophie Denton (corporate), Emma Styles (construction), David Williams (tax), Sonal Prasad (residential development), Nicki Roskell (real estate) and Keeley Smith (employment) have been promoted to associate.
The 14 promotions in Birmingham are in addition to a further 30 promotions across Gateley’s Manchester, Leeds, London, Reading, Guildford, Leicester, and Nottingham offices. Rod Waldie, partner and CEO of Gateley, said: “We have always been committed to developing the talent we have within our business and that remains equally important during challenging times.
“All of our promotions are extremely well deserved, and those colleagues have all shown a determination to be forward thinking and go above and beyond for the business and their clients. Alongside that each of them has demonstrated, in abundance, our Gateley Team Spirit which are our shared values that underpin our culture at Gateley. I’m delighted that we are able to recognise them for their efforts in this way.”
Gateley’s Birmingham office is home to a mix of legal professionals, accountants, and chartered surveyors. Over the last 12 months, the team have acted for some of the region’s best-known brands including advising Gymshark on all aspects of a minority investment by General Atlantic, advising on the sale of Chase Distillery to Diageo and advising on compulsory purchase arrangement around the implementation of HS2.
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