Andrew Johnson
A trio of strategic appointments have been announced by DJH Mitten Clarke with Andrew Johnson joining as Integrations Manager, Gavin Ball as Compliance & Quality Director and Richard Crook as Mergers and Acquisitions Director.
The Top 50 accountancy firm, DJH Mitten Clarke, has grown rapidly following a series of acquisitions and now has five offices across the Midlands and North West England, with the team growing from a headcount of 128 in March 2021 to 300 in September 2022.
In the last 12 months the Group has acquired Chester’s Morris & Co, Manchester’s Lloyd Piggott and Walsall’s Bakers, plus specialist dental broker, Senovo Health.
“The three new Group appointments have been made as we recognised the need to grow our infrastructure to support our recent expansion and to ensure we’re set up and ready to achieve our future growth plans,” said Scott Heath, Group Managing Director.
Gavin Ball
Integrations Manager, Andrew joins DJH Mitten Clarke from the County Group, a group of insurance brokers based primarily in North West England, where he’s amassed significant experience in managing integration and bringing teams together following company acquisitions.
Richard Crook
Compliance & Quality Director, Gavin joins from Chester law firm, Aaron and Partners, where he led the Compliance Team. Gavin has enjoyed a career investigating financial crime, fraud and corruption with companies including RSM, Rolls Royce and Knights PLC.
M&A Director, Richard, founded boutique dental brokerage Senovo Health, supporting dental practices in the sale of their practices, managing the process from start to finish.
Scott said, “Richard, Andrew and Gavin bring with them many years of experience and knowledge. We’re delighted to have them on board and their appointments strengthen our already experienced team here at DJH Mitten Clarke. We have big plans for the future as we look to create as many opportunities as possible for our ever-growing team and these newly created roles will support us in achieving our ambitions.”
