Deloitte adds director in Cardiff

September 13 2012

Deloitte has added to its team in Wales by hiring Rhianne Cox as a director in its tax service line. She will be based in Cardiff.

Cox brings with her more than 10 years of experience, including a stint at Deloitte’s Bristol office in the corporate tax team, and also in Ernst & Young’s corporate tax team, again in Bristol.

She joins the team in Wales following a period of expansion for the firm, which has seen the opening of a new Quality and Risk Operations Centre in Wales.

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