Partner
Natasha is a partner in the private client tax team in Guildford. She deals with a wide range of tax matters for ultra high-net worth individuals, their families and related businesses, both in the UK and overseas.
Managing Consultant
Katherine works with clients to understand and develop their project and programme management capability, supporting organisations in their delivery of change.
15 January 2020
The UK tech sector is in a period of unprecedented growth, and with that comes new and varied challenges. Mentoring is increasingly becoming a way for new tech entrepreneurs to take these obstacles head-on, and ultimately expedite the growth of their firms.
09 January 2020
As the UK’s media industry sees an exodus from London to the regional hubs, we discuss its impact on the sector and the advantages of appealing to local audiences.
Senior Manager
Mandy is an experienced assurance and advisory senior manager with a focus on media and technology, consumer markets and real estate businesses operating in the UK and overseas.
Partner
Andrew is an audit partner specialising in audit and assurance assignments, working with businesses ranging from early stage companies through to international groups in the technology, manufacturing, construction and consumer markets sectors.
Partner
Graham is a tax partner and leads RSM’s North West region innovation reliefs team.
04 December 2019
Liverpool is an ambitious, thriving tech sector that is wanting to grow and a range of professionals, regional technology businesses, policy makers and academic organisations met with Jonathan Levav, to discuss how to learn lessons from Silicon Valley; inspire innovation; and build an effective ecosystem that harnesses great ideas, people; and ultimately businesses.
Manager
Jennifer is an experienced employment solicitor who helps businesses with people management, assisting clients with complex issues involving their people and implementing a solution in accordance with clients’ objectives.
22 October 2019
The UK’s HS2 high-speed rail project has come under fire regarding delays and valuations for compulsory purchase payments, but what are the tax implications individuals and businesses need to consider?
