EY appoints two new partners in Leeds
EY has strengthened its Leeds office with the promotion of two new partners.
Sophie Davies has been promoted to partner in the tax team after 13 years with EY.
She has worked with a diverse range of clients locally and globally, including a secondment in India.
Emma Harris joins the partner ranks in EY’s corporate tax team.
Since 2012, Emma has supported multinational businesses with complex tax compliance and reporting.
Kate Jarman, EY’s Leeds office managing partner, said: “The appointment of two new partners reflects the ongoing investment in our regional business in Leeds, as we continue to strengthen the services we provide to our clients.
“Emma and Sophie are assets to our business and it’s fantastic to see their hard work, dedication and achievements recognised through these well-deserved promotions.
“I would like to congratulate them both and I look forward to seeing what they continue to achieve following their promotions.”
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