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RSM UK appoints both a new CEO and chairman

Author: Stephanie Wix
Published: 7 Feb 2018
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RSM UK has appointed David Gwilliam as its new CEO, taking over from Laurence Longe who is becoming chairman after being CEO for 22 years, both effective from 1 April 2018.

Gwilliam has been RSM COO since 2014, after serving 17 years as a partner at Baker Tilly, which is now part of RSM.

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