04 May, 2016 in Company News

Catherine Martin appointed as Partner at CavanaghKelly

CavanaghKelly is pleased to announce that Catherine Martin has been appointed as a partner. She will take a key role in the Accounts and Audit service offering, continuing to strengthen the Practice's position across the province. Catherine will also lead the CavanaghKelly office based in Omagh.

Having previously trained with Arthur Andersen in Dublin, Catherine joined CavanaghKelly in 2005. She is a qualified Chartered Accountant and AITI Chartered Tax Advisor (CTA). Catherine has been the External Examiner for Taxation and Advanced Taxation with Accounting Technicians Ireland.

During her time with CavanaghKelly she has taken a strong lead in developing our Accounts and Audit as well as our Advisory function. Catherine has extensive experience in leading teams on the provision of audit and accounting services to clients ranging from SME’s to large corporations, charities, not-for-profit, professional services firms and high net worth individuals. Within Advisory, she has successfully led teams in providing a range of services, including but not limited to, management consultancy, mergers and acquisitions and business reviews. With direct experience on delivering and evaluating economic appraisals in the public sector, Catherine will continue to lead CavanaghKelly’s engagement in Public Sector work.

Commenting on her admission to the partnership, Des Kelly, Managing Partner says, "As well as her vast array of technical skills, Catherine possesses a wonderfully warm and generous spirit and we are delighted to warmly welcome her as a key player in the future development of the practice!"

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