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Our seven directors lead a team of more than 50 Hawke’s Bay chartered accountants, human resources advisors, auditors and business advisory experts. We have extensive knowledge and experience helping our clients with their business and people needs and as a locally owned member of the global network Baker Tilly International, we offer big firm capabilities with a small firm feel.
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