Carpenter Box promotes 18 colleagues
Accountancy firm Carpenter Box, part of the Sumer Group, has promoted 18 colleagues as it continues to invest in developing talent across the business.
The promotions include Claire Huckle and Nikki Martin to tax director; Tabitha Nicholls to associate director (business services); Reece Jordan to associate director within specialist creator economy division StarBox; Mike Davis to operations manager; Rachael Tayler to marketing business partner; and Kira McKinney to the newly created role of clients & growth director.
A further 11 colleagues have also been promoted to senior manager, manager and assistant manager positions across the firm.
The appointments strengthen Carpenter Box’s expertise across tax, business services, operations, marketing and client growth, while recognising the contribution of colleagues from across the business.
Alan Edwards, managing partner of Carpenter Box, said: “We’re always extremely pleased to recognise and celebrate the hard work and commitment to client service from our people.
“This round of promotions recognises a group of accomplished individuals who have each made an important contribution to the firm.
“We are delighted to welcome them into their new leadership and management roles and look forward to supporting them as they continue to develop their careers at Carpenter Box.”
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