Celebrating the next chapter for Wild & Co Chartered Accountants

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate an important milestone for Wild & Co Chartered Accountants. It was a fantastic evening marking the next chapter of the business following our recent management buyout and celebrating Tasha stepping into her new role as owner of Wild & Co.

Tasha praised the culture of Wild & Co that has been instilled by Liz and Graham Wild, particularly the proactive, forward thinking accountancy service, investment and care in client success and strong long lasting relationships both with clients and professional advisors.

She said: “I feel incredibly motivated by the opportunity ahead and excited to help drive the business forward into its next phase. I want to take the opportunity to thank Liz & Graham for not just trusting me and presenting me with the opportunity for the MBO, but the development , coaching and support they’ve given me over the last 7 years of my career. The hard work and dedication you’ve both put into building Wild & Co has created the strong foundations we have today, and I’m genuinely honoured to be able to continue building on that legacy."

She also thanked the wider team saying: “Your support and commitment have made this transition far smoother than it could have been and I’m incredibly grateful to each of you. I couldn’t ask for a better team to take this next chapter forward with.”

We’re incredibly grateful for the support, encouragement and relationships that have helped shape the firm so far and we’re excited for what comes next

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