Xeinadin bolsters Manchester team with senior hires
Accountancy, audit and business advisory practice Xeinadin has expanded its Manchester office with two senior appointments.
Candice Beynon joins as a partner in the audit team, bringing almost 30 years’ experience supporting owner-managed businesses across sectors including property, manufacturing, education and not-for-profit.
She will manage a portfolio of audit clients and oversee engagement delivery, compliance and team development.
Candice said: “What stood out to me was ambition.
“This is a practice that wants to grow with purpose, and it puts its people at the centre.
“I wanted to be somewhere I could make a difference, not just take over a portfolio.”
Jessica Barker has been appointed associate director and licensed insolvency practitioner.
She will lead corporate insolvency appointments across the region – covering liquidations, administrations and early-stage advice for directors and stakeholders.
Jessica recently obtained her insolvency licence and brings practical experience managing teams and complex cases.
She added: “From day one I’ve felt trusted and supported to shape my role and contribute to something that’s growing fast but still grounded in strong values.
“Xeinadin offers the kind of scale and support that helps you develop, while staying close to the work that matters.”
The appointments reflect Xeinadin’s continued investment in strengthening local leadership at a time when SMEs are facing rising costs, cashflow pressures and increased demand for specialist advice.
Alex White, managing partner for Xeinadin in the North West, added: “Manchester is a key hub for us; the demand for audit and restructuring support here is growing, and clients are looking for relationships they can trust.
“Candice and Jessica bring technical strength and clarity to two areas that are core to our Manchester office.
“Candice will help raise audit capability and build up the next generation of talent.
“Jessica adds senior experience in insolvency, where timing and judgement are critical.
“Both will play a key role in how we support local clients going forward.”
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