We are pleased to announce the promotion of Emma Scott to Payroll Manager, alongside the appointment of Natalie Jackson as Payroll Administrator, further strengthening our growing Business Services team. The appointments reflect the firm’s continued investment in its payroll offering and commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable services to clients.
Emma joined the firm as a Payroll Administrator and has played a key role in supporting the delivery of payroll services to a wide range of clients across multiple sectors. She brings valuable experience from previous roles in both a mid-tier accountancy firm and industry, and her promotion recognises her strong technical knowledge, commitment to client service and contribution to the team’s continued success.
Natalie joins the firm with significant payroll experience, having worked as a payroll specialist within another mid-tier firm as well as an international business process outsourcing and professional services organisation. She is qualified with the Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals and brings a strong understanding of payroll operations and compliance, further enhancing the team’s capabilities.
Commenting on the appointments, Business Services Partner Stephen McConnell said: “Emma’s promotion to Payroll Manager is a well-deserved recognition of her hard work and contribution since joining the firm. She has consistently demonstrated a high level of expertise and professionalism, and her progression reflects both her commitment to delivering an excellent service to our clients and her importance to the continued growth of our payroll offering.
We are also delighted to welcome Natalie to the team. Her experience and professional qualifications will add further strength to our payroll function, ensuring we continue to meet the evolving needs of our clients. These appointments highlight our ongoing investment in people and our focus on delivering a high-quality, responsive service across our Business Services team.”
Pictured left to right: Emma Scott, Natalie Jackson and Stephen McConnell.
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