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Accountancy firm Milsted Langdon has appointed Simon Rowe as its new chairman, following the departure of Tim Close. 

Close held his position within the practice since 2019, having originally joined the practice in 1989 soon after its founding. During his time as chairman, he oversaw the establishment of the new board, and has played a role in the introduction of much greater flexible working within the practice.

Close is now stepping down to focus on his role as partner and compliance principal for the firm. 

Succeeding Close, Rowe will help to oversee the future direction of the firm as it continues to help businesses, individuals and communities. Having joined Milsted Langdon in 2008, Rowe is well-known for this international work, and he has previously helped several overseas businesses looking to establish themselves in the UK.

The firm added he has “particular expertise” in insolvency, business recovery and business intervention has proven invaluable to the firm clients, while his guidance as a partner has helped the firm to deliver various initiatives in the last few years.

Regarding his promotion, Rowe said: “It is a great honour to be taking over from Tim as Milsted Langdon’s latest chairman. Tim has done an incredible job leading our firm during the last four years and has been at the forefront of our evolution and incredible growth as a leading independent practice.

“I am looking forward to taking on this role and continuing with his good work, as I help to guide the board and my fellow partners so that the firm continues to flourish.”

Speaking about his time as chairman, Close said: “Stepping down from my role at such a fantastic and supportive practice isn’t easy, but I have thoroughly enjoyed my time in the position. My successor, Simon, is very talented and passionate. I can think of few people better suited to this role.”

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