BFS to continue key sponsorship

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Bridging Finance Solutions (BFS) is to sponsor the Liverpool Society of Chartered Accountants’ annual dinner for the second year running.

This year’s dinner is being held in The Crowne Plaza on 24 November where over 400 guests from within the accountancy profession will gather to celebrate achievements within the sector across 2017.

Former Conservative MP and broadcaster Michael Portillo will serve as guest speaker throughout the evening.

The Bridging Finance Solutions team will attend the event, taking a table of 12 and welcoming friends and customers of the Wirral-based firm.

Steve Barber (pictured), managing director at Bridging Finance Solutions, said: “The Liverpool Society of Chartered Accountants annual dinner is undoubtedly a key event in the sector’s calendar where professionals gather each year.

“We continue to collaborate with accountants who are utilising bridging more and more to support clients in reaching their own personal financial goals. Sponsorship of the event is a fantastic way for us to demonstrate our commitment to the sector whilst raising awareness of bridging to those who aren’t necessarily aware of the opportunities bridging presents.”

Andrew Lloyd, president of the Liverpool Society of Chartered Accountants added: “I am delighted that Bridging Finance Solutions is continuing its sponsorship of our Annual Dinner and I am grateful to Steve for his personal commitment to the Liverpool Society. Bridging is becoming an increasingly important part of business funding and this is an excellent occasion to increase our members’ awareness of the opportunities available to support their clients.”

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