French Duncan bring in former E&Y partner
Bruce Gellatly is appointed managing partner of French Duncan's Edinburgh office
Bruce Gellatly is appointed managing partner of French Duncan's Edinburgh office
FRENCH DUNCAN has appointed Bruce Gellatly as managing partner, after he worked for a year as the firm’s audit partner.
Gellatly assumes his role in Edinburgh following the appointment of Jeff Meek, former long-term managing partner in Edinburgh, as head of French Duncan’s new forensic accounting department.
He previously spent 20 years at Ernst & Young, where he had roles in London, Aberdeen, the US and Libya, and latterly had a role as head of risk in the UK and Ireland.
Gellatly said: “Since French Duncan’s merger with McCabes four years ago, the practice has enjoyed a period of sustained growth. I joined just over a year ago and, since then, the Edinburgh office has been successful in winning significant amounts of work within the property management and manufacturing sectors.”
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