Appointment Of New Accountancy Trainee
Daniel McAllister4th July 2011
George Smith is the latest member of the Simpson Wood team. He has been appointed to work in the firm’s Business Services Group department assisting with audit and accounts preparation.
George joins us after completing his A levels at Shelley College, and will commence his training towards his AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) qualification.
He is a keen sportsman, also helping with coaching, and we look forward to his enthusiasm within the team.
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