Accountancy and business advisory firm BDO,
has moved into new 8,000sq ft office premises in Glasgow, after
signing a 10-year lease, as part of its ongoing plans to expand its
Scotland team and business.
More than 130 of its team will based at 2 Atlantic
Square location. The move forms a key part of the firm's plans to
invest in the future of its operations in Scotland, delivering a
base for its growing team.
Martin Gill, head of BDO in Scotland, said: "This
is an exciting moment for BDO Scotland. Our team is growing; we've
recently brought on board more than 20 new trainees, promoted 44 of
our people and we're making considerable investments in our
services at all levels.
"This new building is perfectly designed to meet
the needs of a growing, dynamic workforce and we're thrilled to be
part of a vibrant financial services and business community in the
centre of Glasgow.
"We've achieved significant growth over the past 12
months because of the resilience and ingenuity of the ambitious
clients we work with. Despite the current challenges around rising
costs and a drop in consumer confidence, there's still plenty of
opportunity for businesses.
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More than 130 of its team will based at 2 Atlantic Square
location. The move forms a key part of the firm's plans to invest
in the future of its operations in Scotland, delivering a base for
its growing team.
Martin Gill, head of BDO in Scotland, said: "This is an exciting
moment for BDO Scotland. Our team is growing; we've recently
brought on board more than 20 new trainees, promoted 44 of our
people and we're making considerable investments in our services at
all levels.
"This new building is perfectly designed to meet the needs of a
growing, dynamic workforce and we're thrilled to be part of a
vibrant financial services and business community in the centre of
Glasgow.
"We've achieved significant growth over the past 12 months
because of the resilience and ingenuity of the ambitious clients we
work with. Despite the current challenges around rising costs and a
drop in consumer confidence, there's still plenty of opportunity
for businesses."