Financial and professional services firm Smith & Williamson has made another round of promotions in its Bristol office.
In total 16 staff in the office have moved upwards in a sign, said the firm, that it continues to invest in its people as the economy recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. 
Three members of the office’s tax team - Sarah Bacon, Ruth Powell and Katherine Colledge - have become directors.
Meanwhile, seven staff are made associate directors – Clare Anderson and Karen Press (tax), Ronan Brophy and Claire Eggels (transactions), Tom Elliott and Emma Latham (investment management) and Andrew Fox (personal financial planning).
Another six people have been promoted to senior manager, assistant manager and manager level.
Smith & Williamson Bristol office managing partner, professional services, Nigel Hardy said: “This latest round of promotions highlights the fact that Smith & Williamson is very much open for business and investing in its people.
“We are the trusted adviser for privately-owned, entrepreneurial businesses and high net worth individuals in Bristol and the West of England, and this group of talented individuals will help to ensure that we continue to deliver on that promise.”
Bristol head of investment management Louise Thornhill added: “It is so important that we recognise and reward rising talent within the firm, and these promotions are richly deserved.”
Pictured, from left: Katherine Colledge, Ruth Powell and Sarah Bacon
