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Laragh Jeanroy
Experienced leader and audit partner - Office Managing Partner RSM Cambridge, Co-Head of RSM'S UK Lifesciences Group
Laragh Jeanroy is the Managing Partner for RSM East Anglia at RSM UK, where she leads the delivery of services from the Cambridge office. She is an experienced audit partner and has also served as the Co-Head of RSM's UK Lifesciences Group. In addition to her current role, she has previously held the position of Past President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) for East Anglia.12
Her professional background includes significant leadership experience, and she is recognized for her personable approach in the audit sector. Laragh is actively involved in expanding RSM's presence in the region, as evidenced by her participation in initiatives aimed at strengthening the firm's operations in Cambridge.34
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This investment has the potential to make the UK and the NHS a more attractive place for clinical trials - we look forward to hearing more detail about the 18 new clinical trial hubs...
Graham BondClive Makombera (FCCA)Ros Pontifex
Analysis from RSM UK has shown the number of new UK technology incorporations has dropped following a period of sustained growth.
Nationally, this is the first time we have seen a stagnation of new technology companies and in the East of England, we can also see a drop in the number of incorporations when comparing Q2 to Q1. When looking at the number of new tech business setting up, the East ranks third, coming behind London and the South East – this shows the continued strength of the region.
The East of England is home to thriving tech communities and ecosystems, one of the leading being Cambridge – but the government must continue to support the industry and encourage investment and growth. As our head of technology @Ben Bilsland mentions in his commentary around the data, there are many things to consider that could help drive growth and help the UK remain a technology leader globally, from improving the funding landscape, addressing some of the skill shortages and a review of tax incentives. Let's see what the next few months bring...
Read Ben’s full commentary and see the breakdown of the regional incorporations via the link below: https://lnkd.in/eueTMcVr
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