MHA strengthens South Wales team
National accountancy and advisory firm MHA has appointed Richard Williams as director, strengthening its audit and advisory offering across South Wales.
Working with the firm’s Swansea and Cardiff offices, Richard joins from industry, where he held a number of finance director and financial controller roles across the construction, manufacturing, recruitment and care sectors.
Prior to this, he spent seven years with PwC, where he trained and qualified.
In his new role, Richard will support clients with audit and advisory services, helping businesses across financial reporting, governance, risk management and growth planning while drawing on MHA’s UK and international expertise through Baker Tilly International.
Richard, who is from Neath, said: “I have seen MHA grow across South Wales, providing extensive professional support to businesses, so it was very appealing when the opportunity arose to be a part of the MHA journey.
“I’m looking forward immensely to supporting our clients across the South Wales region, working closely with ambitious business owners and management teams to support their growth objectives.”
James Dobson, MHA’s chief operating officer in South Wales, added: “We’re thrilled to have someone with Richard’s depth and breadth of experience, both in practice and industry, joining our team in the region.
“He will be able to use these perspectives to bring deep technical and practical support to our clients who will be facing similar challenges and opportunities to those he has dealt with in his previous roles.”
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