HSBC 海角视频 has made a quartet of appointments to its commercial banking team across the West Midlands.
Suzy Verma has been recruited as area director for Birmingham, Warwickshire and Coventry to support a 30-strong team and work with businesses with a turnover of between £10 million to £350 million.
She joined HSBC in 2015 as head of public sector and education and had previously spent eight years at Santander.
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Joining her team are deputy area director Tom Clamp and relationship director Bill Dwight.
Mr Clamp has a corporate finance background and joined HSBC 海角视频 from Smith and Williamson where he worked with clients across the Midlands while Mr Dwight has joined from Santander where he held a variety of roles across the Midlands.
Completing the new line up is Clare Walker as deputy area director.
She is an experienced global banker and has worked in a variety of roles in HSBC In the 海角视频 and France including relationship management and leveraged finance.
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Frances Howell, head of corporate banking for the Midlands, said: "We are delighted to have strengthened the Midlands team.
"A thriving Midlands is essential to a successful 海角视频 economy.
"Suzy has an excellent track record within HSBC 海角视频 and I look forward to the role the team can play in supporting businesses across the Midlands."
Ms Verma added: "I am delighted to move back to Birmingham after 20 years living away to take the role of area director.
"I am looking forward to leading the newly strengthened team to provide support and guidance to growing businesses."
Engineering and construction company Burns & McDonnell has hired four new team members for its Birmingham office.
Prash Desai is a senior electrical engineer, leading the company’s substations and protections team, while Craig McGlone is leading the firm’s distribution modernisation work, also as a senior electrical engineer.
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Nicola Hawthorn and Rory Ward have joined the Birmingham team in business development and engineering roles respectively.
Financial services firm PwC has appointed a new cyber partner.
Sean Sutton has joined the Birmingham office of the group and brings 16 years of experience to the role including a spell as managing director of Accenture’s 海角视频 and Ireland cyber security business.
This includes advising clients on topics ranging from security strategy and organisational design to technical security solution design, delivery and implementation.
Law firm Enoch Evans has made two appointments to its team.
Emily Goode joins as probate solicitor in Walsall while Tracy Barnett takes on the role of legal assistant in residential conveyancing in Sutton Coldfield.
Ms Goode was formerly at Adcocks in Lichfield where she progressed from being a paralegal to fully qualified solicitor while Ms Barnett has been working as a full-time conveyancer for six years.
She is now tasked with developing the conveyancing services offered by Enoch Evans.
Law firm Gateley has recruited cyber and business threat expert Dennis Murphy.
He has extensive experience in the management of sensitive and complex national security operations across the threat spectrum.
His 27-year career has included spells with Canadian Federal Government intelligence, law enforcement and defence-related agencies.
This included a four-year posting as the senior Canadian liaison officer at GCHQ.
Worcester law firm Harrison Clark Rickerbys has appointed a new corporate partner.
Tom Bartley-Smith joins the practice after spending the last four years as managing director of commercial kitchen supplier Sprint Group.
He has also been a governor of Worcester Sixth Form College and a non-executive director of car retailer Startin Group.
Multi-discipline engineering consultancy Clancy has appointed Jo Jones as client relationship manager in its Birmingham office.
She trained as a computer-aided design technician and was involved in the construction of Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham while working for her first consultancy firm.
Her new role will be focused on raising the profile of Clancy in the West Midlands.