Partner Article
PM+M appoints Tim Mills to its corporate finance team
PM+M – the chartered accountancy, business advisory and wealth management group – has strengthened its Corporate Finance team following the appointment of Tim Mills as a partner.
Tim has worked in the lead advisory arena for 13 years and has joined Blackburn headquartered PM+M from Pierce Corporate Finance where he was an associate director. He has also previously worked at Garbutt & Elliott.
His new role will see him advising owner-managed companies on transactional and strategic matters including debt and private equity fund raising, mergers, acquisitions, disposals and due diligence. He will also be advising management teams on MBO’s and MBI’s and he will work closely with family businesses to resolve succession issues.
David Gorton, head of Corporate Services, said: “Tim’s appointment reinforces our corporate finance offering and emphasises our commitment to delivering a comprehensive partner-led service. His joining is a key part of the firm’s future planning and strengthens our position as one of the leading accountancy and corporate finance adviser practices in the North West.“
Whilst Stephen Anderson, managing partner, added: “Tim’s arrival is fantastic news. As a business, we are in an enviable position as we continually attract talented and experienced people who directly benefit our clients. At present, we are seeing an increase in the number of clients who require dynamic business advisors rather than just a compliance service. Tim – alongside the rest of our experienced team – is well placed to deliver on that expectation.“
Tim said of his new role: “PM+M has been on my radar for some considerable time thanks to its excellent reputation, both within the wider business and professional communities. My focus is now on adding value to our clients and contacts and assisting with the continued growth of the firm.“
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