Maxine Johnston
Maxine joined UNW in 2012 principally to work on appraisals for the range of grant schemes that UNW helps to operate. Prior to this, Maxine spent a decade in the public sector appraising and advising on grant applications for a range of businesses, form SME’s to large multi-nationals.
She also currently manages UNW’s Big Potential work. Big Potential is a grant that allows Social Sector organisations to become investment ready.
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LATEST NEWS
UNW advises on perfect MBOUNW has recently advised Perfect Image, a long-established and trusted end-to-end IT solutions provider, on a Management Buyout (MBO) that completed in May 2019. Chiltern Capital, a London-based private equity firm, provided financial support.
UNW advises Samuel Knight International through major investmentSamuel Knight International, a global recruitment and project man-power specialist headquartered in Newcastle, was founded by Steve Rawlingson in 2014 with the ambition of shaking up the recruitment industry. Initially tackling an acute skills shortage in the energy and rail sector, it has demonstrated an impressive level of growth since its inception.
UNW advises Receptive Software on its sale to US business software firm PendoNewcastle-based chartered accountancy and business advisory firm UNW has advised Receptive Software Limited on its sale to business software firm, Pendo, which is headquartered in the United States.
HMRC offers further guidance for ‘Reverse Charge’ AccountingFollowing on from our previous article, HMRC have announced an updated guidance for those who are going to be affected by the significant amendment to the VAT rules for construction services known as ‘domestic reverse charge’ accounting.