Two members of the HURST Corporate Finance team who initially joined our practice as graduates have been promoted to manager level.
Two members of the HURST Corporate Finance team who initially joined our practice as graduates have been promoted to manager level.
Isabelle Bennett joined HURST in 2016 and has been part of our corporate finance team since 2021.
She advises on a range of projects, including business valuations, exit strategies and acquisitions.
Over the years, she has played a key role in a string of major transactions, including artisan speciality food group Panicium’s acquisition of The Bury Black Pudding Company and the sale of Stockport-based Red Rose Packaging to Logson Group, the UK’s largest independent supplier of corrugated packaging.
Isabelle is currently managing multiple complex company sales on behalf of a diverse range of clients.
Nigel Barratt, head of HURST Corporate Finance, said: “Promotion for Isabelle and Matthew is well-deserved, given their hard work and commitment to developing their corporate finance skills, and they always get great client feedback.
Matthew Taylor joined the firm for a six-week work placement after university in 2021 and immediately earned a place on our graduate trainee programme.
He has led a number of significant projects at HURST Corporate Finance across sectors including energy, legal and property, and is currently working on numerous high-value transactions across various sectors, including acquisitions, buy-and-build strategies and company disposals.
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