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Rose & Partners, a distinguished accounting firm in the Scone region, is proud to announce its rebranding as PKF Upper Hunter. This strategic move signifies a powerful partnership with the renowned PKF brand, enhancing the firm’s ability to serve the local community while leveraging the extensive resources of an international network.
Rose & Partners has a rich history that spans over three decades in the Scone region, with roots reaching back to 1945. Today, John and Paul, along with their dedicated team of 11 professional staff members and four administrative personnel, remain devoted in their commitment to delivering the highest standards of service to their esteemed clientele.
The transition to PKF Upper Hunter signifies a new chapter in their ongoing mission to provide the Upper Hunter community with the highest standards of accounting and advisory services, while preserving their deeply rooted connection to the local community.
Paul Heaton, co-founder and partner at PKF Upper Hunter, stated, "We genuinely believe that the Upper Hunter region deserves an accounting firm that offers all the benefits of the PKF network, while remaining deeply committed to our local community."
For more information about the rebranding and the wide range of services PKF Upper Hunter now offers, please contact your local partner or visit our website at https://www.pkf.com.au/contact-us/
13 Nov 2023
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