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Livingston James’ CEO Discusses First Year of Employee Ownership
Great article discussing our first year of Employee Ownership in The Herald!
You can read all about our journey from our CEO, Jamie Livingston here.
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Livingston James is delighted to be retained by German Doner Kebab to appoint a CFO
GDK in the UK has seen significant growth over the last 4 years and has recently opened its 140th restaurant and now indirectly employs more than 3,500 team members. All GDK’s UK restaurants are owned and operated by entrepreneurial sub-franchisees. Having established itself s one of the most exciting and most loved QSR brands in the UK, GDK is now looking to take the next step in its growth and has recently announced plans to open another 25 new restaurants in the UK in 2024 and to have over 300 sites in 5 years.
Livingston James Retained by Corran Capital to Appoint a Principal / Investment Director
Corran Capital is an Edinburgh-based specialist private equity firm that invests in clean energy and sustainability-focused businesses.
We work with high-calibre entrepreneurs to support them scale and drive innovation in their companies. We are focused on investing in pioneering businesses from across the clean energy and sustainability spectrum, in areas including energy efficiency, renewable heat, recycling & resource efficiency, water & wastewater, transport/EV and the energy transition.
Telegraph Article on Impending Tax Changes
Our CEO, Jamie Livingston, spoke to The Telegraph and explained how the upcoming change will impact anyone earning over £28,850, meaning they will pay more in income tax than if they lived in England.