
RSM, an audit, tax and consulting services provider, has named David Hawley as the new managing partner for its Liverpool and Chester offices.
Hawley has more than 18 years of experience in advising privately owned, family and entrepreneurial businesses across various sectors.
Hawley became part of RSM in 2021, bringing experience across various industries such as media and technology, life sciences, manufacturing and retail.
He succeeds Graham Bond, who will continue as a senior partner within the North West team, focusing on expanding the company’s presence and co-leading RSM UK’s life sciences industry group.
In his new role, Hawley will be responsible for driving the company’s growth strategy and leading the regional team in delivering services to middle-market clients.
RSM UK regional managing partner in the North West Kevin Duffy said: “Delivering opportunities for our people to progress into leadership roles and gain a diverse range of experience across our business is a fundamental part of our strategy. Today’s news supports this, offering both David and Graham the opportunity to help shape and grow different aspects of our firm.

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By GlobalData“I would like to thank Graham for his brilliant leadership of the Liverpool and Chester team for nearly ten years as well as the support he has given me and many others, and I look forward to working with him and David to continue to drive our business forward to help clients navigate an ever-changing business landscape.”
Hawley added: “We have an exceptional team who are driven to not only deliver strategic quality advice for our clients but also play a role in supporting the community in which we work. Graham will continue to play a pivotal role in shaping this culture and I look forward to working together with him, the wider partner group and our people to shape our future firm.”
Recently, RSM UK appointed three new leaders from within the company to head and expand its key tax service lines.