Sarf Malik joins Goodman Jones as Head of Media

Published on 2nd September 2013Author: Philip Woodgate - Partner

Goodman Jones has appointed Sarf Malik as partner, with specific responsibility to expand their service offering to the media sector. Malik has been with RSM and its legacy firms for 16 years, with the last 3 as head of media in the firm’s largest office in London.

A chartered accountant, Malik’s particular area of expertise is television production and broadcasting. His client base included many Indies in the production and post-production sector as well as UK and International television broadcasters. He is well known in the sector with strong links to media specialists at banks and law firms. He also provides services to the advertising and marketing sector particularly within the digital space, and has an extensive background in publishing in the magazine and on-line sector.

Goodman Jones managing partner Larry Phillips said “We are very pleased that Sarf has joined us. He is a key addition to our team and he will add significantly to our ever increasing presence in the media sector”.

Malik added: "I am delighted to be joining Goodman Jones at an exciting time for the media sector. In my experience media businesses and their owners require a high quality, partner led service in a rapidly changing and evolving climate, facing critical issues such as funding, tax incentives and exploitation of commercial rights. Goodman Jones is a full service firm providing its clients with all the support they require not only in the UK but worldwide through its international network, GMN. My clients value strong relationships, based on trust. I have every confidence in continuing to meet their expectations with the support of the team at Goodman Jones”.

Sarf Malik

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Contact details:

T +44 (0)20 7874 8802
F +44 (0)20 7388 6736
smalik@goodmanjones.com

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