Haines Watts Worcester Continues To Expand Following 100k Office Move

Haines Watts, which supports hundreds of owner-managed businesses across the West Midlands, have set out expansion plans to increase fees to £15 million by 2026 through a combination of organic growth and a series of acquisitions.

Haines Watts Worcester office has invested £100,000 in a new 2,300sq ft space at Saggar House helping us to create new jobs and service more clients.

Managing partner Tim Pearce said the move is an exciting time for the firm.

He said: "The move to the city centre and newly refurbished offices gave us the perfect opportunity to create an environment and culture that supports people if they want to be in the office but also enables them to work remotely through flexible hours, so they can meet their family commitments and enjoy a good work/life balance.

"This decision is already paying off in our recruitment drive, with agile working helping us attract some fantastic talent in recent weeks.

"The last twelve months have been extremely challenging, but ultimately rewarding in the way our team has come together to deliver critical advice to our Worcestershire clients when they needed it most.

“Partly thanks to the success of the vaccine roll-out, we are now seeing renewed optimism in the business community and we want to ensure that we have the capacity and the knowledge to support owner-managed firms as they look to bounce back and grow.”

The Worcester office is one of six offices in the West Midlands, with Birmingham, Evesham, Hereford, Tamworth and Wolverhampton joining its operation.

Tim added: “Our five-year plan to increase our market presence across all of our five offices will focus on organic growth in our key markets, investment in technology to enable us to work smarter and strategic acquisitions that add capacity and complementary knowledge. Importantly they have to fit our culture and how we do business.”