Senior KPMG partner appointed in Birmingham
Nottingham senior partner moves to new Midlands role
Nottingham senior partner moves to new Midlands role
KPMG has appointed Mel Egglenton as senior office partner in
Birmingham.
Egglenton, was previously senior partner at the firm’s
Nottingham office before
spending three years building KPMG’s outer London practice. He subsequently
moved to Birmingham in 2005, where he is currently responsible for a portfolio
of key client relationships.
KPMG recently signing a deal to lease 120,000 square feet of grade A space at
the Ballymore
Snowhill development in Birmingham.
Further reading:
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KPMG ‘nicks’ Ernst & Young tax partner
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