Press Releases

June 2011

Four new arrivals at Milsted Langdon as firm continues to expand

South West-based chartered accountancy firm Milsted Langdon continues to expand with four new additions to its team.

Kevin Butler joins the firm as a consultant economist, having spent many years at the Bank of England where he held roles such as head of audit and regional agent for the South West. Kevin’s arrival enables Milsted Langdon to add a new dimension to both its commercial advice and private client offerings.

Kevin is highly respected within the local business community for his pragmatic and down-to-earth economic analysis. He is an accomplished speaker and will be addressing a number of Milsted Langdon’s seminars on economics-related topics, as well as hosting a series of events over the coming months as part of a new Business Club for invited guests of the firm.

The firm has also recruited a new IT manager, Geoff Crofts, who will be responsible for managing and maintaining its computer system across all three offices. Geoff moved to Milsted Langdon from a similar role at a water products company in Clevedon, North Somerset.

Alan House joins the firm’s Yeovil office as an accounts senior, having previously worked at an accountancy practice based in Dorchester.

The firm’s insolvency team has also expanded with the addition of trainee, Adam Faulkner, as an insolvency administrator. Adam, who is based at the Taunton office, has relocated to the South West after working for a firm in Reading.

Jonathan Langdon, chairman and founding partner of Milsted Langdon, said: “I am pleased to welcome our new recruits to the firm. While many other firms are having to make cutbacks, our continuing growth means we have been able to further expand our team."

“I am also delighted to have someone as experienced and knowledgeable as Kevin working for us. I am confident that clients and colleagues alike will benefit from having him on board.”