Cardiff-based firm expands team
31 March 2008 17:47
The Cardiff arm of an accountancy and business advisory firm has taken on a number of new employees, it has emerged.
According to reports by the Western Mail, PKF has recruited a total of three new graduate trainees, who will be joining the firm's assurance and advisory department as trainee business advisors.
The firm has a total of 23 different offices, located in separate locations in the UK.
"I am enjoying the challenge of working for one of the UK's largest accountancy firms, which is a contrast to my previous experience," said Sarah Griffiths, a 21-year-old graduate from Cardiff University.
"I was initially attracted to PKF by the excellent reputation of its training scheme and its career progression opportunities."
Ms Griffiths is the holder of a degree in accountancy and finance.
The other two trainees are graduates from the University of Bristol - one is the holder of a degree in biochemistry and the other holds a degree in physiological science.
According to reports by the Western Mail, PKF has recruited a total of three new graduate trainees, who will be joining the firm's assurance and advisory department as trainee business advisors.
The firm has a total of 23 different offices, located in separate locations in the UK.
"I am enjoying the challenge of working for one of the UK's largest accountancy firms, which is a contrast to my previous experience," said Sarah Griffiths, a 21-year-old graduate from Cardiff University.
"I was initially attracted to PKF by the excellent reputation of its training scheme and its career progression opportunities."
Ms Griffiths is the holder of a degree in accountancy and finance.
The other two trainees are graduates from the University of Bristol - one is the holder of a degree in biochemistry and the other holds a degree in physiological science.
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