Law firm TLT has announced the appointment of a new non-executive director.
The Bristol-headquartered firm has appointed strategy and change consultant Rebecca Shalom to the role to support on the delivery of its growth strategy.
Ms Shalom has over 30 years' experience leading and advising leadership teams on strategy. She joins TLT from KPMG where she held senior leadership roles within different lines of business and professions. This included six years as head of strategy for KPMG’s global firm, during which she was a member of KPMG’s global management team.
In her role at TLT, Ms Shalom will work closely with managing partner John Wood and the executive board supporting on delivering its strategic vision, centred on transforming the way the firm delivers for clients, driving sustainable financial growth and delivering a progressive workplace agenda, with market leading sustainability.
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Mr Wood said: “Rebecca’s appointment is an important step in supporting our growth plans and I’m delighted to welcome her as non-executive director.
"A problem-solver with an analytical mindset, Rebecca brings a wealth of knowledge delivering change programmes for multinational companies across different sectors and a sharp understanding of business, ensuring we continue to provide a best-in-class service to all our clients.”
Ms Shalom added: “TLT set itself an ambitious vision for 2025 and is already seeing focus on that strategy translate into impressive growth and industry wide recognition.
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"It’s inspiring to see TLT’s commitment to a progressive workplace, sustainability across its operations and activities and pursuit of innovation in its advice and delivery to clients. I’m excited to be joining the firm and look forward to working alongside John and the team so I can play my part in helping TLT progress further on this journey towards future success.”
Last month the law firm reported that revenue was up by 9% exceeding £157m up from £144m in 2021/2022. The firm attributed its strong financial growth to its strategic vision towards 2025, which is underpinned by a focus on developing the firm’s key sectors, delivering a people-first workplace agenda, achieving sustainability targets and developing solutions to meet client needs.
TLT said growth across its focus sectors drove the revenue increase with "major" projects for central and local government, as well as acting as an advisor for financial services clients and supporting future energy initiatives.
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