Azets Ireland to create 120 jobs over next 18 months via IrishTimesBiz
Accountancy firm Azets Ireland is to create 120 jobs over the next 18 months, weeks after taking over the Baker Tilly business here.
The company has begun recruiting and expects to complete the hiring by the end of 2024, Azets said in an emailed statement. “The expansion of our team and the broadening of our capabilities will ensure we are best positioned to advise entrepreneurial, owner-managed and family-owned businesses. Although SMEs are the engine of Ireland’s economy, their needs have been left largely unaddressed,” Azets Ireland chief executive Neil Hughes said. “With the contraction of the technology sector, instability in the banking system and rising costs, many SMEs are facing significant pressures.
The expansion is the first significant move since Azets took over Baker Tilly last month for undisclosed terms. That deal saw Baker Tilly rebrand as Azets Ireland while Neil Hughes remained in place as chief executive. Still, the firm continues to specialise “in supporting the needs of midmarket, entrepreneurial, owner-managed and family-owned businesses,” it said. The Irish business has a team of about 100 people including 11 partners and about 2,000 clients.
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