Goodman Jones welcomes Esther Wood

Published on 23rd July 2018Author: Cetin Suleyman - Partner

Esther Wood has joined Goodman Jones.

Cetin Suleyman, Managing Partner, said “We are always looking for good people who reflect our values of building long term relationships with clients by giving proactive, commercial and sustainable advice. Esther has a fantastic breadth of commercial experience having not only advised many owner-managed businesses, but seeing the client’s side by carrying out interim FD roles for several companies. Thus, in addition to her audit and accounting background , her experience and empathetic approach are particularly relevant to our clients who value the practical and commercial advice we provide.”

Esther Wood said, “I have worked on a broad portfolio of businesses including property but I am particularly interested in the Leisure & Hospitality sector and so as well as adding to the strength of Goodman Jones across the board, I am looking forward to adding to the expertise Goodman Jones can provide in that sector.”

Cetin Suleyman added “As a firm that puts people before the numbers, the quality of our people and how we work seamlessly together is what sets us apart. Having seen Esther interact with many in the Goodman Jones team already, I am delighted to welcome Esther and I am confident she will quickly have a positive impact for clients and Goodman Jones as a whole.”

Esther concluded, “I am really excited to be joining Goodman Jones and working with the team to help our clients’ businesses thrive in today’s dynamic business world."

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