Jennifer qualifies at Clay Shaw Butler


Jennifer Bowen has qualified as a Certified Chartered Accountant with leading West Wales accountants and business consultants Clay Shaw Butler.
The qualification is further evidence of Clay Shaw Butler’s commitment to training and developing staff members.

Jennifer, who lives in Whitland and is married with a young daughter, was educated at Whitland Primary School and Ysgol Dyffryn Taf.
She joined Clay Shaw Butler in 2007 as an accounts trainee studying towards the Chartered Certified qualification.
Clay Shaw Butler is accredited as a Platinum status Training Office with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. There are currently three trainees working towards the qualification with Clay Shaw Butler. In addition, there are two trainees working towards the Association of Accounting Technician qualification.
Clay Shaw Butler director David Butler said: “I am extremely pleased to welcome Jennifer into the Practice as a newly-qualified accountant. We have Investors in People status and we will continue to invest in the development of Clay Shaw Butler team members.”
Clay Shaw Butler now has eight qualified team members able to assist in accountancy and taxation advice for clients of all sizes.
The team at Clay Shaw Butler can be contacted on 01267 228500 or through the website at www.clayshawbutler.com

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