SMH Group announces senior promotions
Yorkshire and Derbyshire-based professional services firm SMH Group has promoted James Salim to partner and Hannah Berridge to director at its Sheffield office.
Both have been with the business since 2017, with James specialising in audit and assurance, supporting clients with financial insight and compliance.
His promotion reflects his technical expertise and strong client relationships.
James said: “It’s a proud moment for me to step into the role of partner.
“Since joining SMH in 2017, I’ve had the opportunity to work with a wide range of clients and alongside a great team.
“I’m looking forward to continuing to support our clients and contributing to the ongoing success of the firm.”
Hannah steps into the role of director of SMH Wills & Probate, having played a key role in the growth of the service and supporting clients on complex personal matters.
She added: “I’m delighted to have been promoted to director.
“Working closely with clients and helping them navigate important decisions is a key part of what we do, and something I’m passionate about.
“I’m looking forward to continuing to grow the Wills & Probate service and supporting even more clients.”
Their promotions highlight SMH Group’s continued focus on developing talent and strengthening its leadership team as the business grows across its accountancy, advisory, and legal services.
Jonathon Dickens, chief executive of SMH Group, added: “These promotions reflect the strength and depth of talent we have across the group.
“James and Hannah have both made a significant impact since joining us in 2017, and their progression is well deserved.
“They represent the values we stand for as a business, delivering high-quality advice while putting clients first.
“I am delighted to see them step into these senior roles.”
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