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A St Asaph accountancy practice is in the running for an Arts and Business Cymru award after being nominated by a director of the annual music festival the business supports.
Salisbury and Company has also been singled out by North Wales International Music Festival (NWIMF) artistic director Ann Atkinson for taking part in unique employee workshops that used musical learning to improve business skills.
The annual Arts and Business Cymru Awards encourage, acknowledge and celebrate exemplary partnerships between business and the arts across Wales.
Salisbury has been entered into two cat...
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ACCOUNTANTS are very good with numbers. But how do they fare with musical numbers?
At Salisbury and Company in St Asaph, rather harmoniously it seems!
Staff have been put through their paces by mezzo soprano and choral conductor Ann Atkinson as part of a unique Arts and Business Cymru initiative to improve business skills through musical techniques.
By listening carefully to and conducting colleagues in rhythm and song, the accountants learned a little more about how to listen and lead, as well as work better together as a team.
Director Jeremy Salisbury, whose firm supports the No...
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WHEN schoolgirl Ceri Jones did work experience at Salisbury and Company several years ago, Aled Roberts had only just passed his final chartered exams.
Now a company director, Aled interviewed and hired university graduate Ceri for the role of trainee chartered accountant, and the company’s successful recruitment wheel turned full circle.
Ceri, 22, from Betws-yn-Rhos and fellow new-starter Sophie Haywood, 20, have become the latest young people from the local area to be recruited by Salisbury on full training contracts.
With hard work, both women now have the opportunity to foll...
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