Yorkshire Accountancy Awards 2018
01/6/2018
The inaugural Yorkshire Accountancy Awards , held on 10 May, saw 350 professionals gather at New Dock Hall in Leeds to celebrate the achievements of the region’s leading lights in accountancy.
The second in a series of awards ceremonies celebrating the achievements of professional services in Yorkshire, the Yorkshire Accountancy Awards is the first event dedicated solely to accountancy in the region.
Attendees enjoyed a three-course meal and live music, as well as stand-up comedy from host Ellie Taylor, star of 'Snog, Marry, Avoid' and 'The Mash Report'.
Porsche Centre Leeds attended the event and sponsored the award for Large Firm of the Year. Michael Simms, Sales Manager at Porsche Leeds, had the privilege of handing over the award to winners KPMG.
For more information on Porsche Centre Leeds sponsorship oportunities please call 01133 890600 or email info@porscheleeds.co.uk to speak to a member of the team.
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