SMH Sheards appoints new director from within
Long-serving team member Kevin Sanders has been appointed director at Huddersfield-based accountant SMH Sheards.
Kevin joined the firm in 1996 and has since built deep expertise across audit, compliance, forecasting and business advisory.
He works with clients in sectors ranging from construction and manufacturing to digital and FCA-regulated firms.
Kevin’s promotion marks a significant step in the firm’s ongoing development and client-focused approach.
He said: “I’ve been fortunate to work with fantastic clients and colleagues throughout my career at SMH Sheards.
“The merger with SMH Group last year has opened up an exciting new chapter and I’m incredibly proud to be stepping into a director role.
“I look forward to continuing to support my clients, both long-standing and new, and helping them navigate the next stages of their business journey with the added support of the wider SMH Group.”
Kevin Winterburn, director at SMH Sheards, added: “We are delighted that Kevin has been appointed a director at SMH Sheards.
“He has been instrumental in what the firm has achieved for many years, and this is recognition of his many years of loyalty and hard work.”
Carolyn Atkinson, director at SMH Sheards, added: “Kevin has worked with us over many years and has built a great reputation with our clients and the team for his exceptional technical skills and expert advice across many areas of business.
“I wish him all the very best in the next exciting phase of his career.”
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