Chamber Patrons RSM named as new patron
One of the largest providers of audit, tax and consulting services globally has become a patron of Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC). RSM has a network of more than
41,400 staff across 800 offices in 120 countries around the world. This includes around 3,500
partners and staff in the UK. RSM’s clients range from growth-
focused entrepreneurial businesses through to leading multi-national organisations across a wide range of sectors. As well as providing expertise in
audit and assurance, accounting and tax, RSM offers a wide range of specialist services such as corporate finance, restructuring advisory, technology and management consulting, legal advisory and human resource consulting. Mark Taylor, regional managing
partner at RSM, said: “We are delighted to become a patron of GBCC, with whom we have developed an excellent working relationship. “RSM are keen to help businesses
in the West Midlands to grow and meet their objectives, We believe that a strong Chamber of Commerce helps enormously in this regard.
New education hub is opened
Birmingham City University’s new £31m building has officially opened, offering additional teaching and learning space for 3,000 students and staff. Facing Gopsal Street, the new
building – Curzon B – comprises 100,000 square feet of additional state-of-the-art and experimental facilities for the institution’s existing City Centre Campus courses. Designed by Birmingham-
Welcome aboard: Mark Taylor (left) with Paul Faulkner
We look forward to continuing to work closely with the team at the Chamber and helping the region to prosper.” Paul Faulkner, chief executive of
Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce, said: “Having rebranded from Baker Tilly in 2015, RSM UK are clearly a major national player and part of an impressive global network. However, their sincere and admirable commitment
to local businesses is impressive. “We are very much looking
forward to working with RSM to support their long term strategic objective of becoming the first- choice adviser to middle market leaders, globally.”
For more information on the patronage scheme visit:
www.greaterbirminghamchambers .com
based Associated Architects and constructed by Willmott Dixon, the building will assist in catering for the needs of the institution’s growing student numbers. The structure extends the
university’s award-winning £63m Curzon building, which has been housed on Cardigan Street in Birmingham’s Eastside since 2015. Vice-chancellor Professor
Philip Plowden said: “With work now commencing on HS2, we are delighted to be further contributing to the renaissance of Birmingham’s Eastside area with the latest expansion of our City Centre Campus.”
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