Roffe Swayne boosts team with two promotions
Jonathan Vickery and Lulu Emms are both promoted to director at the firm
Jonathan Vickery and Lulu Emms are both promoted to director at the firm
ROFFE SWAYNE has made two director promotions in its audit and accounts divisions.
Lulu Emms (pictured), previously client service manager, takes the director of accounts role. She specialises in owner managed businesses. Emms joined the firm in 1993 as a trainee.
Jonathan Vickery is promoted from client service manager to director of audit. He will focus on the firm’s larger clients and has particular expertise in audits of solicitors, financial service authority members, and pension schemes. Vickery joined the firm in 2001 having previously worked in audit at Citroen Wells.
Sharon Ward, Roffe Swayne’s managing partner, said: “Jonathan and Lulu are both immensely valued members of our team. These promotions reflect their commitment to providing excellent client service and their contribution towards the continued success of Roffe Swayne.”
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