New city centre office for BDO

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Accountancy and business advisory firm BDO LLP moved into a new office in the centre of Nottingham.

The 90-or-so-strong East Midlands team has moved into 3,500 sq ft of space at Water Court in Canal Street alongside the likes of law firm Eversheds Sutherland.

The BDO team covers disciplines such as audit, advisory and tax and the new location supports its growth strategy in the region.

The Victorian warehouse, close to the city’s Broad Marsh regeneration development has been fitted out to provide the firm with a modern, collaborative working space.

Andrew Mair, head of BDO in the East Midlands, said: “We’re absolutely delighted to move into our new East Midlands hub – a vibrant location that places us at the heart of Nottingham, providing us with a strong local presence and access to some of the region’s most entrepreneurial and fast-growing businesses.

“We remain committed to the East Midlands market and recognise the potential that exists across key sectors and specialisms, whether they’re owner-managed businesses, private equity-backed companies with an ambition to scale up or listed businesses. This move cements our desire to grow those relationships and support businesses on that strategic journey.”

Nationally, BDO has committed £10 million of investment in technology over the next few years and more than £8 million to repurpose its office spaces.

Kyla Bellingall, partner and head of the Midlands at BDO, said: “As the firm continues to invest in agile working, we wanted to create a flexible and inclusive space that offers our team the very best in hybrid working.

“The new East Midlands hub allows employees to combine both home and office working, perfectly blending individual learning, collaboration, increased levels of productivity and digital connectivity in the most appropriate and effective way.

“The results of months of hard work are fantastic and create a truly unique environment for our East Midlands team.”

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