Accountancy and tax firm Qubic has recruited Associate Director Mike Walsh in a business development role to manage its growing portfolio of advisers and clients.
Qubic, a national firm of tax specialists with offices in London and Newcastle, specialises in providing tax advice to SME’s, high net worth clients and business owners throughout the UK.
In its eleventh year of business, with over 30 members of staff, Qubic is pleased to welcome Mike Walsh as Associate Director to further strengthen its business development team. His role will be to develop Qubic’s advisory and client portfolio, ensuring that Qubic’s offerings are at the forefront of people’s minds when it comes to expert tax and trust advice.
Mr Walsh, who has previously worked in the commercial banking sector, as well as more recently working for Top 5 Accounting firm, Grant Thornton, will be working out of Qubic’s London office at 30 St Mary Axe (the Gherkin). He will be working to develop Qubic’s national coverage across the South of England, meeting with both advisors and their clients to advise on tax planning tailored to their specific needs.
He said: “A large number of Qubic’s clients are referred from other professionals, including accountants, independent financial advisors and solicitors, whose clients require more value added solutions alongside their general accountancy advice.
I’ve previously presented to a number professional intermediaries and advised high net worth clients on various wealth management services including asset management and protection, trusts and estates, and investments. I’m looking forward to presenting Qubic’s services to firms I know will benefit.”
David Graham, Director of Qubic Tax, said: “We are delighted to have Mike joining our business development team. Mike’s experience in the finance sector will also serve to strengthen our service offerings and lead us to further networking opportunities. His appointment supports our continued growth strategy and ensures we can focus on the expansion of our client portfolio.”