BDO’s Josh Payne and Abby Sarre have been named in this year’s eprivateclient NextGen Leaders list.
This prestigious list, compiled by an independent panel of judges, recognises outstanding private client advisory professionals across the Crown Dependencies.
Josh, an audit and assurance director, boasts over 10 years of experience with BDO. His extensive expertise spans entities in the UK, Jersey, and Guernsey within the financial services, trust and corporate services, and commercial trading sectors.
Beyond his client responsibilities, Josh leads the audit and assurance practice’s people proposition and represents BDO on the Executive Committee of the Jersey Society of Chartered and Certified Accountants. He is a Fellow of the ICAEW, having qualified in 2013.
Matthew Corbin, CEO of BDO Jersey, said: “Congratulations to Josh on receiving this accolade for a second year in a row. We are delighted that Josh’s commitment to his work and clients has been recognised by his peers. The 2024 eprivateclient Crown Dependencies NextGen Leaders recognises top talent and it is wonderful to see Josh recognised.”
With eight years of industry experience, Abby’s (pictured) inclusion in the scheme acknowledges her highly intelligent, analytical and adaptable approach as a tax manager. Her role involves offering expertise on a range of relevant issues, including tax planning, UK residence/non-domicile advice, and inheritance tax and succession planning. Abby serves a diverse clientele, including high-net-worth individuals, family businesses, family offices, professionals and entrepreneurs and their advisors.
Mark Savage, tax director at BDO, nominated Abby for this award. He said: “We are really proud of Abby’s progress since joining BDO. Not only has she excelled in her further professional development – she holds ACA and CTA qualifications – she also has extensive practical experience in tax advising and planning. Abby is a valuable asset to the team and a well-rounded practitioner, who is clearly not only one of the future leaders of our business, but of the industry as a whole.”
