A Channel Islands firm has been welcoming a number of new trainees through its doors across the islands.
BDO is welcoming trainees in its Guernsey and Jersey offices, beginning their careers in accounting and professional services.
Matthew Corbin, Group CEO, said: “We are committed to investing in the next generation of professionals across the Channel Islands and are delighted to welcome this year’s trainee intake to BDO.
“Developing local talent is fundamental to the long-term success of our business and our profession. These individuals represent the future of our firm, and we look forward to supporting them as they develop their skills, gain valuable experience and progress in their careers.”
In Guernsey, Ted Wakeham has joined the Tax department as a tax trainee, while Joseph Callery, Jimmy Montgomery, Kaden Leadbeater, Reuben Bellis, Tadiwa Guvamatanga and William Hemans join the audit team as Audit Trainees and Associates.
They will benefit from BDO’s commitment to developing talent, whose trainee schemes combine professional studies with real-world experience from the beginning.
Richard Searle, Managing Director of BDO Channel Islands, said: “Starting a professional career is an exciting milestone and we are proud to provide and environment where talented individuals can learn, grow and achieve their potential.
“Our trainees benefit from working alongside experienced colleagues, gaining exposure to a wide range of clients and sectors while studying towards their qualifications.
“We look forward to supporting each of them on their professional journey and seeing there contribution they will make to our business in the years ahead.”
