AppointmentsMichelle Strengthens Mha Moore and Smalley’s Corporate Finance Team

Michelle Strengthens Mha Moore and Smalley’s Corporate Finance Team

MHA Moore and Smalley has added to its corporate finance team with the appointment of experienced dealmaking professional Michelle Mullany.

Michelle joins the firm’s Manchester-based corporate finance team in the position of deal originator having spent 20 years in business development roles with EY.

She will work with the team to identify and build relationships with entrepreneurs, owner-managed and family-owned businesses who need support with projects including raising finance, acquisitions and business sales.

MHA Moore and Smalley’s corporate finance team has grown significantly since the firm opened its Manchester office in 2019 and Michelle’s appointment takes the team to 12 members across the North West.

Andrew Feeke, partner and head of corporate finance at MHA Moore and Smalley, said: “Michelle is incredibly well connected in the corporate finance community and has spent years providing invaluable support to businesses and entrepreneurs.

“We’re absolutely thrilled to have her as part of our team where she will continue helping the region’s business owners make the most of growth opportunities.”

Michelle added: “I love working with entrepreneurs, supporting them on their growth journey and helping them to achieve positive outcomes. MHA Moore and Smalley is a firm that offers a personal touch to support business owners and I’m excited to be a part of that.”

In addition to her corporate finance role, Michelle is also on the advisory board of the Lowry Theatre, the board of Reform Radio CIC, the Pro Manchester Pro Women’s Committee and is an enterprise advisor for Wellington High School, Timperley.

Olivia McHugh
Olivia McHugh
Staff writer
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