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Cooper Parry adds London workspace after growth surge
After doubling in size over the past three years, fast-moving Cooper Parry continues to look at ways to build and grow its business and is now expanding into another workspace in London. The firm also opened in Bristol at the start of the year on the back of a profits rise of ten per cent last year. The new workspace is in central
London, at the innovative WeWork in Moor Place, near Moorgate, Bank and Liverpool Street. It features 18 desks, a roof terrace, collaborative work areas, social spaces and an onsite bar. The two new spaces in London and Bristol complement the other two award-winning offices in the Midlands. Strong organic growth in its core
market – accountancy and tax services – has been underpinned by continued success in its Corporate Finance, IT and Wealth businesses. Cooper Parry, famous for its
L-R: Kate Denton and
Sandra Horner with the tenth anniversary certificate
culture first approach, continues to pick up some of the most coveted awards. Recently named by the Employee Engagement Alliance as the Best Place To Work In Europe, it also came 13th in this year’s Sunday Times Top 100 Best Companies to
A breakout area at Cooper Parry’s new London office
Work For in the UK list. On top of this, its audit team picked up Audit Team of the Year at the British Accountancy Awards and its tax team won Best Regional Tax Practice at Tolley’s Tax Awards. CEO Ade Cheatham said: “It’s
been a massive year for us. And we’re not stopping here. We have more plans in the pipeline as we continue to actively develop other exciting opportunities across the UK.
“London is a key market for us
and our clients. And we plan to grow ambitiously in the capital, both organically and via acquisition. We looked at lots of property options but loved the WeWork model because it tapped into very similar values to ours. Like Cooper Parry, it’s disrupting the market, leading the way and focusing on making life count for its people.”
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