Northern Ireland accountancy and business advisory firm celebrates growth

Baker Tilly Mooney Moore, a leading accountancy and business advisory firm, has announced a series of appointments and promotions at its Belfast office.

Within recent weeks, the firm that provides services to a range of established and new businesses across Northern Ireland, has announced three new appointments, including Angela Keery who has joined as Tax Director, as well as Claire Austin, Tax Specialist and Accountant Lee Taylor.

The firm continues to invest in its team with the promotion of six key members. They include Thomas Redpath, Audit Director; Brian McFetridge, Senior Audit Manager; Cathy Nicholas, Senior Manager in Business Services; Debra Moore McDevitt, Senior Manager in Audit & Accounts; Andrew McAuley, Assistant Audit Manager and Jamie Treacy who has been promoted to Assistant Manager in Business Services.

John O’Rourke, Partner at Baker Tilly Mooney Moore commented on the news: “We are delighted that the team at Baker Tilly Mooney Moore continues to go from strength to strength with a series of new appointments and promotions of key team members. Our team are experts in their fields and will provide invaluable expertise for our clients across the country.”

Baker Tilly Mooney Moore has been providing accountancy and business advisory services to clients in the private, public and voluntary sectors including Audit & Assurance, Taxation, Restructuring & Insolvency and Consulting in Northern Ireland for over 90 years.

Partner Joanne Small added: “Baker Tilly Mooney Moore is an ACCA platinum employer in recognition of our commitment and support given to staff and trainees. With a bespoke graduate training scheme and internship programme, we continue to develop a fantastic wealth of talent and knowledge in-house.”

The firm is a member of Baker Tilly International which is represented by 742 offices in 146 territories and more than 36,000 people worldwide. The network  has recently announced year on year growth of 9% globally.