David Tattersall

Consultant

Biography

David joined the Begbies Traynor Group in 2016. David brings with him a wealth of commercial experience in the SME market following a successful career with the Lloyds Bank Group.

Since leaving Lloyds David worked for a specialist bridging finance company before joining Cooper Williamson in 2009 which was subsequently acquired by Begbies Traynor in 2013.

David is involved with a number of business development activities within the Real Business Rescue team and heads up the client relationship function for Handpicked Accountants.

Office locations

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Units 2 to 3 Winckley Court
Chapel Street, Preston, PR1 8BU

Contact Details:

preston@btguk.com

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