‘Leading’ Newcastle advisory firm strengthens senior team with latest appointment
Ryecroft Glenton (RG), the leading North East advisory firm, has strengthened its senior team and its tax advisory practice with the appointment of new Tax Partner, Emma Reilly.
With over 17 years with ‘big four’ accountancy practices, Emma brings extensive experience of working closely with businesses and high net worth individuals. She will contribute to Newcastle based RG’s position as a strategic advisory firm providing a holistic service to both corporate and individual clients in the region and across the country.
Born in Durham and now living on the North East coast, Emma began her career with Deloitte after completing her studies at Cambridge University. After 13 years at Deloitte’s Newcastle office, she then joined PwC Newcastle for 4 years before moving to RG.
Emma works with a wide range of businesses and high net worth individuals and their families, providing strategic advice on all aspects of tax planning including structuring family wealth, succession and planning for an exit as well as leading on specialist technical areas such as Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) advice.
Emma Reilly commented: “RG is a very forward-looking firm with a great heritage and I’m excited to be joining a highly respected independent advisory practice.
“In this role I will have the opportunity to focus on the North East marketplace and beyond, supporting new and existing corporate and private clients, while helping develop and grow our team of tax specialists.”
Simon Whiteside, Business Tax Partner at RG, added: “I am delighted that Emma is joining RG as our new partner. She brings extensive experience to bolster our strategy to provide holistic and proactive tax advice to all of our clients. Emma is a fantastic addition to the firm and we are delighted she has joined us.”
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