Fusion Consulting appoints managing partner
London-based professional services firm Fusion Consulting Group has appointed Tejinder Mahil as managing partner of its legal division, Fusion Law.
Tejinder brings more than 30 years’ experience advising entrepreneurs, high-growth businesses and international clients on corporate and commercial matters, including mergers and acquisitions and private equity.
In his new role, he will lead the legal practice and drive its next phase of development, expanding capabilities across corporate, finance and property work.
Tejinder said: “I’m excited to be joining Fusion Consulting Group at such an important stage in its growth.
“What attracted me was the opportunity to lead a legal practice within a genuinely integrated advisory group.
“Clients increasingly want more than standalone legal advice, they want coordinated, commercially driven support across their business.
“Fusion’s model allows us to work closely with colleagues across tax, accountancy, corporate finance and other specialist areas, helping clients navigate complex decisions more effectively.
“My focus is on building a modern, responsive legal practice that delivers practical, high-quality advice to entrepreneurs, growing businesses and international clients.”
Tejinder’s appointment reflects Fusion Consulting Group’s strategy to deliver integrated, commercially focused advice as it strengthens its multi-disciplinary offering.
Adam Maurice, director at Fusion Consulting Group, added: “Fusion was built to challenge the idea that businesses should have to piece together advice from multiple disconnected advisers.
“Our clients expect joined-up thinking and practical solutions they can act on.
“Bringing Tejinder into the business is a key part of that vision.
“His experience and commercial approach to legal advice will play a central role in how we continue to evolve our offering.
“As we grow, strengthening Fusion Law ensures we can support our clients more effectively across the full lifecycle of their business from growth and investment through to exit and beyond.”
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