International law firm Trowers & Hamlins is celebrating its 10 year anniversary for the firms Birmingham office.
Since opening the Birmingham office in July 2011, Trowers & Hamlins has built broad expertise and deep relationships across the business community, in both private and public sectors. Now with a team of over 100 people the office has established itself in many new and innovative projects and initiatives amongst businesses and charities alike.
Recently the Birmingham office has been recognised for its commitment to innovation in the West Midlands having advised on pioneering 5G technology that has helped to establish the region as one of the hubs for technology in the UK as well as being involved in visionary projects such as HS2.
Head of the Birmingham office, Yetunde Dania commented:
"It has been wonderful to see how much the Birmingham office has grown and developed over the last 10 years. When we first moved to Colmore Row, we did so with the intention of establishing ourselves not only in the legal sector but also in the community itself. I take great pride in saying that ethos is still at the core of what we do at the office as we continue to establish ourselves further across many different platforms.
We have maintained a strong growth in number of new hires, celebrating true diversity and inclusion, alongside many promotions, most recently welcoming Moad Giebaly into the partnership.
Our growth over the course of the last 10 years is a testament to the hard work and dedication of all the teams which make up the office and I'd like to thank everybody for their commitment as we continue on our journey of expanding our business across the region."
To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the Birmingham office the firm have developed a YouTube campaign and a podcast series that focuses on future innovation, highlights key moments along the journey and experiences shared by those from the office as well as showcasing client success stories.
Birmingham 10 Years campaign
- Trowers & Hamlins' Birmingham office turns 10
- Commonwealth Games
- Culture in the city
- What's on the horizon for affordable housing?
- The Midlands as the hub of everything
- The evolution of the Birmingham office
- A conversation with Edward's Trust
- An industrial journey - the past, present and future
- Trainees at Trowers
- Net zero and West Midlands manufacturing
