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UK accountancy group, DJH Mitten Clarke, has revealed a new partnership with private equity investor Tenzing to allow the accounting firm to further invest in its people and infrastructure.
The news follows the firm’s string of acquisitions that has seen its team grow to over 300 across its offices in Stoke-on-Trent, Chester, Manchester, and Walsall.
The partnership will allow DJH Mitten Clarke, who operates across the west Midlands and north-west, to further invest in the learning and development, as well as the wellbeing of their team, and to focus on the technology, systems and sustainability of the business.
It is reported that Mitten Clarke’s CEO, Scott Heath, will remain at the helm of the firm, supported by the COO James Beardmore, and a “talented” senior management team from across the group.
Scott Heath, CEO of DJH Mitten Clarke, said: “The last 18 months have been huge for us. With the aim of enhancing the advice and service that we offer our clients, we’ve significantly invested in our team, our technology and our facilities. But as we continue to strive for innovation, gaining investment is fundamental if we are to remain on the same trajectory.
“After talking to a number of potential investors, it was clear that Tenzing is the perfect fit for our business. The support from Tenzing will allow us to further invest in our team and accelerate the transformation of our business, making our vision become a reality. Our aim is to keep innovating and further enhance the advice and experience we deliver to our clients.”
Mike Reynolds, investment team at Tenzing, said: “From the off we were impressed with the fantastic culture that DJH Mitten Clarke has developed, they go all-out to create opportunities for their team to flourish both personally and professionally.
“Scott and his team have put solid foundations in place, and we’re excited to work with them to deliver significant tech transformation and growth for the business.”









