Staff from an accountancy firm with an office in Enderby took part in the so-called ‘Tour de Baker Tilly’ which entails cycling the 78 miles from Nottingham to Birmingham, by way of the Baker Tilly office in Rivermead House, Grove Park, Enderby.
Baker Tilly is an independent firm of chartered accountants and business advisers. It is a national company with a network of offices across the UK,
The ride was the seventh leg of a challenging charity bike ride between Glasgow and London.
Around 400 Baker Tilly staff, together with guests and business contacts, took part in the event.
The ‘Tour de Baker Tilly’, now in its second year, is held to raise money for two charities – the Anthony Nolan Trust and The Duke of Edinburgh Awards. This year the event, between June 25 and July 9, covered more than 700 miles, stopped off at 18 Baker Tilly offices and raised £16,000.
Ben Lawrance
Ben Lawrance, office managing partner of the Leicester office and a commercial business and audit advisory partner is quoted as saying:
“I am delighted that our staff and clients in Leicester were able to support these charities once again.”
Writing on the company’s website, Martin Rodgers, Baker Tilly’s Chairman said:
Chairman: Martin Rodgers
‘The work that Anthony Nolan and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award carry out has changed the lives of so many people, and I am delighted that we are able to show our support for these vital charities again this year.’
The event was supported by Njinga Cycling who provided mechanics and on-road support to the riders.
Staff from an accountancy firm with an office in Enderby took part in the so-called ‘Tour de Baker Tilly’ which entails cycling the 78 miles from Nottingham to Birmingham, by way of the Baker Tilly office in Rivermead House, Grove Park, Enderby.
