7th June 2022 – Azets, the international accounting, tax, audit, advisory and business services group, with over 7,000 people and some 120,000 clients across the UK and Nordics, has appointed Beth Crosier as Group CFO.
Chartered Accountant Beth qualified at PwC where she spent seven years in the Audit Practice serving a broad portfolio of listed businesses and SMEs.
Beth spent the subsequent two years with PwC in San José, in California’s Silicon Valley, as part of the Audit Transformation Programme, a group tasked with designing and building the next generation of audit software.
Since leaving practice, Beth has amassed several years of experience in finance leadership roles at global technology businesses in the UK, Europe, and North America.
These include accounting software and service provider The Sage Group, online food ordering platform Just Eat, and global semiconductor and software design business Arm.
As Group CFO at Azets, Beth’s focus is on driving further growth and value creation as the Group accelerates its strategy to double revenues in the next five years.
Beth is Azets’ latest senior coup following the appointment of Jeremy Fearnley as Group Head of M&A in January 2022. Together, they have delivered seven acquisitions in six months across Azets Group in the UK and Nordics.
Beth Crosier, Group CFO at Azets, said: “I’m delighted to be back in the world of accounting and advisory services, especially at such an exciting part of the Azets journey, which is firmly focussed on growth. I’m proud of the role our talented advisors play in making life easier for business owners and entrepreneurs, and I am pleased to be part of a team who are investing in technology to improve and innovate the service we provide to clients.”
Chris Horne, Group CEO at Azets, added: “I’m delighted Beth chose to join Azets. Beth’s skills and experience gained in both the profession and the accounting technology sectors add huge value to Azets as we embark on an ambitious growth strategy, fuelled by continued investment in our people, geographical reach, and the technology changing the client service landscape.”
