Forvis Mazars appoints new Glasgow office managing partner

Forvis Mazars has appointed Craig Maxwell as the first dedicated office managing partner (OMP) in Glasgow. Maxwell joined the firm as an audit partner in 2016 and has over 25 years of experience in the industry. He works with privately owned mid-market and international businesses, supporting them as part of Forvis Mazars’ multi-service offering. He has a deep understanding of the local market having spent the last eight years working in the region, as well as beginning his career with local firm Campbell Dallas. As OMP, Maxwell will be responsible for developing the firm’s business strategy in Glasgow and oversee its local team of 96 professionals. The team advises both individuals and businesses through a range of services including financial planning, wealth management, tax, accounting and outsourcing and audit and advisory. The offering of both private client and business services gives business owners access to everything they need under one roof, ensuring both personal and business interests are aligned and protected. Regarding the appointment, Maxwell said: “I’m delighted to have been appointed as the first office managing partner for Forvis Mazars in Glasgow and to be entrusted with building on the successes we have enjoyed over recent years. It’s a particularly exciting time for our business as we look to expand our team and presence further in the local region, alongside capitalising on the benefits which will arise from the strengthened international footprint our new global network gives us. “We have a real opportunity to present a unique offering to our clients and our community and I’m excited to lead the team as we explore these new opportunities further.” The team in Glasgow was previously led by Laura Clarkson, who was OMP across the offices in Scotland. She will remain as OMP for Forvis Mazars in Edinburgh. Forvis Mazars’ Scotland offices announced double digit growth in revenue for FY 22-23, and saw a 17% increase in headcount in its Glasgow office over the same period. In the last year, the firm has expanded its services to clients in Scotland, with key hires made across all main business areas. Clarkson added: “Our Glasgow office has grown significantly in recent years, and will now benefit from a dedicated Managing Partner to drive the business strategy further forward. “Craig’s knowledge of the local market, as well as his international experience, means he is incredibly well placed to lead the team as we enter our next chapter as part of a global network. I am confident that with his guidance, both our clients and colleagues will feel the significant value this network will bring.”

Forvis Mazars appoints new Glasgow office managing partner

Craig Maxwell joined the firm as an audit partner in 2016 and has over 25 years of experience in the industry

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